A friendly reminder of the liquor ban zone in Invercargill. Remember breaches can result in your receiving a $250 fine. Check out the map below to ensure you’re in the know.

After an extensive career treating sports injuries, physiotherapist Gwen Harrop will relish the chance to be part of the solution instead. Harrop, 38, joins the Netball South team on December 11 in the newly-established role of NetballSmart Development Officer – one of six specialist facilitators na

It’s on — a drag race of epic proportions. It’s the world’s fastest four-door sedan, the Tesla Model S P85D, against Australia’s fastest four-door sedans, the Supercheap Auto Racing Holden Commodore V8 Supercar and the Walkinshaw Performance W507 HSV GTS.

Downers, on behalf of Invercargill City Council, will be undertaking night-time work on Kelvin Street between Don and Spey and Leet and Gala Streets from Monday December 11-13 and from December 13 -15 on Jed Street between Tay and Esk Streets. During this period the road between these blocks will be

Move over Air New Zealand, the Big Angry Fish Boys Milan and Nathan have made their own ‘BIG’ safety video in time for the busy summer boating season. The light-hearted video follows the familiar inflight safety format, but has a serious message for boaties to play it safe on the water. The tongue-i

New Zealand’s teenage team pursuiters highlighted the final day of the UCI Track Cycling World Cup in Canada. The men’s team pursuit, with an average age under 20 years, took out the gold medal in the final over hosts Canada, with their winning time of 3:59.00 the fastest in competition for this you

Mal’s Music Memory with Little Fire Music Works Dee Street – Gods Of Woodstock Special Edition. “Music’s For Groovin’ man”…..immortal words from the late Janis Joplin. Along with other artists from Woodstock, the music of Janis will be replicated when our top local musos rip up Gods Of Woodstock on

Former Junior Tall Black Tom Vodanovich is the latest player to confirm a spot on the Southland Sharks roster for the 2018 National Basketball League.  Vodanovich returned home to Wellington in July, following four years playing Division 1 college basketball in the United States for James Madison Un