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Cars and drivers from around the world are set to descend on Teretonga Park in Invercargill this weekend for one of the most popular events of the season – the Evolution Motorsport Classic SpeedFest. SpeedFest never fails to bring a fantastic array of rare, historic and exotic race cars from all ove

Entries are now open for the 2019 ICC Surf to City. The largest event on the Sport Southland calendar, the ICC Surf to City attracts about 3500 entrants and will this year be held on Sunday, March 10. Naming rights sponsor the Invercargill City Council has again put its support behind this iconic ev

Hi all. A Valentine’s Day special with Little Fire Music Works Hopefully you received something special  from someone special, whether you know them or not. Or maybe there is something special still to come, the day is still young isn’t it? What’s the best love song to mark the day?  Well there’s a

Hi team, another track from our ongoing Sounds Of Summer series with Little Fire Music Works, the only true music shop in town. Hands up those who saw Phil Collins last week either here or in Australia? This clip is from one of his Sydney shows with son Nicholas on drums and long time side […]

An Invercargill garage is in trouble over warrants of fitness affecting more than 3500 vehicle owners. The Transport Agency has revoked the inspecting authority of mechanic Donald McLean, and of his garage The WOF Man Limited. “Mr McLean has a history of compliance issues and upheld customer complai

Comedian turned mental health advocate Mike King has been crowned Kiwibank New Zealander of the year. Mr King is an outspoken advocate for changing attitudes toward mental illness. Through his work with the Key to Life charity, last year he led a New Zealand speaking tour from Bluff to Cape Reinga,

Two lucky Lotto players will be feeling on top of the world after each winning $500,000 with Lotto First Division in tonight’s live Lotto draw. The winning tickets were sold at Schofields Stationers Paper Power in Auckland and Wakatipu New World in Queenstown. Powerball was not struck this evening a

The government has proposed merging all 16 polytechnics into a single national institute and radically reforming industry training organisations. Education Minister Chris Hipkins said the plan was challenging but necessary for shoring up a sector that had suffered falling enrolments and multi-millio