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The stars have aligned for fourteen lucky Lotto players after each winning $17,206 with Lotto Second Division in tonight’s live Lotto draw, including Gore & Invercargill. One lucky Lotto player from Napier will be ending the month on a high after winning $1 million with Lotto First Division in tonig

Today we launch What’s On Invers Open Homes, discover a weekly curation of open homes all conveniently in one place. Your ultimate house-hunting resource is here! To kick things off we have featured open homes this weekend from Sheree Williams Mike Pero Real Estate Southland, Bellew & Co Bayleys Sou

A former Southlander has been cooking up a storm up north with his new Chur Bol slow cooked products. Nick Smith now lives in Nelson (no not the Mayor), he’s a good buggar who likes to entertain and came up with a great idea to turn his hobby into a business. Chur Bol started as […]

To be known as the Mataura Health and Social Services Hub, the building will be transformed into a one-stop health and social service hub. An office block and substantial parcel of land in Mataura owned by Alliance Group will become home to a new community medical hub. Alliance Group has sold the 2,

The NZAS Southland Science and Technology Fair Committee will be honouring Southland students who have been awarded prizes in the 2023 NZAS Southland Science and Technology Fair at a prizegiving ceremony at the Invercargill Workingmen’s Club on Friday 11 August 2023 at 5pm. This year 222 exhibits fr

It took a pandemic for Katie and Gareth Oliver to find their true path in life, with their new outdoor learning business for children a huge success in its first year. True in Nature offers children of all ages outdoor learning experiences such as bush craft and survival, as well as building huts an

Wellington has Te Papa and Invercargill will soon have Te Unua – Museum of Southland. And even Mayor Nobby Clark agrees with having the Maori name first, telling councillors at a meeting today that he hoped it all just become one name anyway. Related: Invercargill Museum Receives $500,000 Boost from