The Southland Charity Hospital has partnered with SBS Bank to ensure everybody in the southern community can get behind its wildly successful ‘Buy A Brick’ fundraising campaign. Media and communications manager Alana Dixon-Calder says the charity hospital team is thrilled to have the support of the

Rumours of Tiwai Aluminium Smelter’s Pot Line #4 being re-opened are circulating around Invercargill and the media, NZ Herald has a story behind their paywall. Saying “Less than a month after signalling that it could close the Tiwai Point aluminium smelter, there are signs the owner may be preparing

If you love a bit of adrenaline then head along to the Invercargill Working Mens’ Club this weekend. The first Southern Rumble show since lockdown, it is also Southern pro Wrestling (SPW) five-year anniversary, and because it all started in the South, Invercargill gets to celebrate with two shows th

Hi there team, welcome to another month of Mal’s Music Memory’s with Little Fire MusicWorks. As it’s August it’s Novelty Songs that made it big or maybe not so big as the case may be. They don’t seem to make novelty songs anymore….. But let’s start as we mean to go on with two of […]

Spectators at this year’s Catlins Coast Rally on Saturday will get a rare treat as Hayden Paddon makes an appearance at the event at the wheel of his Hyundai i20 AP4. Paddon is the only kiwi driver to ever win a World Rally Championship event having won 2016 Rally Argentina. He was the 2011 Producti

Police were notified just after 8pm on Wednesday evening that a car had collided with a parked car on Gore Street. Initial information suggested one person had serious injuries and one moderate. A St John Spokesman confirmed to whatsoninvers.nz two patients, one with serious injuries and one with mo

The auditor general says the $3 billion Provincial Growth Fund (PGF) needs to be more transparent about how it operates. That is one of three recommendations in a report released today. But the minister in charge of the fund, Shane Jones, said he had seen no evidence officials had not been open abou

Invercargill City councilor Nobby Clark has been moved off the Sport and Recreation Oversight Group after refusing to sign the non-disclosure agreement by council. But the drama doesn’t stop there. During committee meetings yesterday, deputy Mayor Toni Biddle accused the chief executive of being non