HW Richardson Group Property CEO and Group director Scott O’Donnell along with his wife of 22 years, Jocelyn (Joc) O’Donnell, Group director and Transport World founder, both have a passion and desire to see their home town Invercargill become a city everyone can be proud of. The pair were born, rai

Police can now name the man who died following a single vehicle crash on the Riverton-Wallacetown Highway (State Highway 99) yesterday. Steven Brent Harris, 65, of Tuatapere, was the sole occupant of the vehicle when it crashed at 5.45am on Wednesday, 3 May 2017. The Serious Crash Unit’s investigati

Hospice Southland celebrates its 25th Anniversary this year and as part of the celebrations – a visual book is being put together with local Southland stories – to mark the occasion. Hospice CEO Andrew Leys said he hoped the book – yet to be titled – would be an archive piece fill of the community’s

The Koha Kai Charitable Trust has been granted significant funding of $300,000 from the Community Trust of Southland (CTOS) Innovation Fund. The $1 million Fund aims to support organisations that offer new solutions, creative ideas and fresh approaches to address community issues and opportunities.

Friday (May 5) night’s NBL battle against the Canterbury Rams is looking as a crucial one for the SIT Zero Fees Southland Sharks, on and off the court. Each year the team selects one home game at ILT Stadium Southland as its Annual Charity Game which will this year benefit Hospice Southland. Sharks

With three sleeps until Duck Hunting season begins – whatsoninvers spoke to keen hunter and duck-call maker Scott Anderson, of Invercargill today (May 3), about opening season this weekend (May 6-7). Mr Anderson, general manager at Top Gear Audio, said he looked forward to Duck Hunting season each y

Dairy product prices advanced at the Global Dairy Trade auction, increasing for the fourth consecutive time amid strong demand. The GDT price index climbed 3.6 percent from the previous auction two weeks ago to US$3,166. Some 22,633 tonnes of product was sold, down from 22,927 tonnes at the previous

What a ghastly way to wind up April. A tragedy beyond comprehension, the shooting that saw a mother dead and at least three families decimated. What can we say? We can say that some of the reportage was dreadful. And we at whatsoninvers let ourselves down on the night of with our request for pics […