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Invercargill City Council confirmed in a flyer drop to local business in the Don, Dee & Spey street areas that demolition of the old Todd buildings will begin on Friday 15th July, starting on the Spey street side with the Don street side to follow. The notice says.. Invercargill City Council is begi

Tuesday, 12 July 2016 Southern DHB Chief Executive Carole Heatly has today announced her resignation, after being in the role since March 2012. In announcing her decision, Ms Heatly thanked “all of our outstanding staff for their tremendous efforts and support over the past five years. They have ach

Southland Police want to locate Jade Troy DUNCAN on a warrant to arrest. DUNCAN is 21 years of age, approximately 180 cm tall and of medium build. If you have information about DUNCAN’S whereabouts or can report any sightings, please message us via Facebook, or call the Invercargill Police on (03) 2

Invers Table Tennis player Finn Holden is back home and ready to put his feet up after his best weekend yet in competition Table Tennis. Finn Holden – supplied Playing at the Otago Open champs in Dunedin the youngster won the under 13 singles and doubles then upset predictions to march into the unde

Keep an eye on the name Drew McArthur. The Invers teenager is taking a big leap on what promises to be a theatrical career full of opportunities. The year 13 James Hargest High student has no sooner wound down from playing the lead role in the JHHS production of The Sound of Music to fly […]

Invercargill nurse Christine Bruce has been overwhelmed with the response to her request for assistance for an aid programme in Uganda. Photo: supplied Christine Bruce set about gathering bits and pieces for another Invers woman Dot Muir to take as part of her work with the Rwenzori Special Needs Fo

UPDATED: Pak N Save Dunedin sell one of the $13.3 million winning lotto tickets, with a Dunedin couple coming forward to claim their prize. The numbers are in for one of the biggest New Zealand lottos draws after Powerball jackpotted to $40 million. The winning numbers were 29, 27, 37, 18, 33 and 3.

Invercargill’s six Rotary clubs have combined in an ambitious project to raise money for a city trust working with the homeless. Two homes will be built over the next few months and, once sold, the proceeds will boost the coffers of the Breathing Space Trust, which supports homeless people and provi