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Recent photos from racing at Teretonga. Supplied by DAL Photograhics. TREVOR STYLES (UK) / MITCHELL MADDREN (AUSTRALIA ) — FORMULA FORDS DOUG MUNRO (INV) HOLDEN COMMODORE V8, LEE RHODES (CLYDE) MAZDA RX7, RODGER CUNNINGHAME (INV) FORD MUSTANG LIAM MacDONALD (INV) FORD FALCOLN V8 TODD BLACKMUN (INV)

THE Invercargill City Council’s property arm is beginning the development of a commercial building on the site of the former Todd’s Auction rooms in Don Street. One of the buildings on Don street to make way for new Business House by developer Invercargill City Council Council’s Chairman of Finance

We know that this is not what you’d call an Invers story but it’s good news none the less for the south. Courts Minister Amy Adams has announced that Dunedin’s historic Courts building will be restored with a $15-$16m upgrade. The project will start next year. Lets hope some Invers businesses get a

There were some impressive efforts during Sunday’s motor racing presented by Downer at Teretonga Park near Invercargill. Invercargill youngster Jordan Michels had a stellar weekend in the South Island Formula Ford Championship. He qualified on pole in the rain on Saturday and then scored two impress

A very sad and tragic way to end the week. Southland Police can now confirm the male who died as a result of his vehicle entering the water at the Bluff Wharf was 51 year-old Morrell Mark McKenzie, of Bluff. Morrell was the managing director of the McKenzie Marine & Mackraft company in Bluff. Police

Jealousy, mistaken identity, fights and duels and cross dressing – all in a public park. Who could ask for more? Its all coming in one package, Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night. The cast has been chosen and rehearsals are underway for Shakespeare in the Park 2016. The classically funny play is to be dire

ESK Street from Dee to Kelvin Sts will be closed to traffic and open to shoppers and food lovers for the City Centre Esk Street Christmas Market this Saturday, December 5, from 10am to 3pm. Centred in Esk St will be a dedicated food court, complete with table and chairs for diners – a dream […]

Iconic event to become ICC Surf to City The Invercargill City Council will be the new naming rights sponsor for the popular Surf to City event in a further boost to its healthy, family-friendly reputation. Invercargill deputy mayor and Events Fund committee member Darren Ludlow said he had suggested