Mal from whatsoninvers.nz had a wander through the jaguar show and shine at open day display at Queens Park as part of the 2018 NZ Jaguar Rally being held in Invers over Easter. Some magnificent Jaguar cars on display. Here’s a few of Mal’s pics. Which one would you like?

A shopper at Countdown Invercargill on Tay Street had some parking issues today after their car crashed into the trolley parks, no one was injured but a little shaken by the incident. whatsoninvers.nz contacted a store spokesperson who said they couldn’t comment.

Breaking new: Warbirds Over Wanaka delayed by opening act crash. One of the planes from the two-plane opening act crashed on the grass runway it was landing on just after 10am on opening day today. The day’s program and acts will be delayed. The pilot got out and walked away. Emergency services are

Easter 2018 will see the biggest ever gathering of Jaguar cars in Southland with nearly 250 of them coming from all over New Zealand. They’ll be free for Southlanders to view in Queens Park from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Saturday 31 March. What’s the occasion? The 2018 Jaguar National Rally. The ra

Another outstanding year in Southland sport will be celebrated on Friday 8th June at the Ascot Park Hotel, at the 2018 ILT Southland Sports Awards. Nominations for the awards are now open and organisers are expecting them to reflect the traditionally high standard of results achieved by Southlanders

“Racing” Ray Stewart of Cromwell left The Riverside Speedway crowned as the new Southland Super Saloon Champion, and earned himself a tidy pay packet for his efforts. Cando Fishing, Dixon Transport and Cleanways 2003 Ltd all chimed in and placed a $10,000 prize pool up for grabs for the championship

BLUES v STAR The heavy rain of Tuesday morning cleared making it a still and warm night for the first game of the 2018 Go Bus Premier Club Rugby competition. Blues and Star had arguably evenly matched teams both with new additions to their forwards and backs. Star put pressure on Blues early with ca

The chain link sculpture at Stirling Point car park in Bluff is currently closed off to the public until further notice due to sharp edges. Staff are looking into the matter. The sculpture is cordoned off in such a way that the path can still be used.