What's On Invers – Invercargill & Southland News

The 2018 Bluff Oyster & Food Festival is on again, with another great day planned on Saturday 26 May for those fortunate enough to have secured tickets. The big attraction, the iconic Bluff Oyster, will be in plentiful supply along with a myriad of other succulent southern seafood and non-seafood tr

The future direction of the Southland Museum and Art Gallery (SMAG) will be decided in the next six months as a wide-ranging review of the organisation, facilities and operations gets underway. Strategic planner Tim Walker, who was instrumental in the development of the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa

Golf Southland is planning for the future and are conducting a survey that represents one step in their long term planning process. If you are involved in golf in the Southland region and you are passionate about seeing it grow, this survey will allow you to have your say on what direction to be tak

Escape Glass are pleased to be part of the Auckland International Airport Terminal Retail Expansion Phase Three Project. Escape Glass will be supplying 30 square metres of bespoke custom slumped glass panels for a water feature in the Auckland International Airport Passenger Lounge. The project star

Southland Boys’ High School first XV draw 14-14 with The Otago Boys’ High School first XV after an intense game held in Dunedin today (Wednesday 23rd May) in annual interschool match. Results: Halftime 7-7 Second half Southland Boys took a lead 14-7 Full time 14-14 Video: ODT

Dog owners are being warned they must take better control of their dogs following the deaths of two yellow-eyed penguins/hoiho in the Catlins, if they want to help the species survive. In the past month, two of the nationally endangered birds have been attacked and killed along the Catlins coast at

Southland District Council has welcomed a multi-million dollar commitment by the Government to help make Kiwi homes healthier. A $142 million-dollar, four-year programme, known as Warmer Kiwi Homes, was rolled out as part of the Government’s Budget announcement last week. Council’s environmental hea

Ongoing vandalism of public toilets at Edendale and Wyndham is costing the community and causing potential health hazards for contractors. At the Wyndham toilets in Balaclava Street fires have been lit in the cubicle, the toilet seat has been smashed and gravel from the playground has been placed in