Invercargill had an eventful week with activities ranging from a vibrant poultry show to significant local developments. The Invercargill Poultry & Pigeon Show over the weekend featured African owls, Dutch booted bantams with feathery legs, and even Dorkings known for their unique five toes.

In a notable move, Lana Osborne is closing her Artists Collective after 11 years to focus on her own business. Her decision marks the end of an era for the local art community.

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An Invercargill couple’s outdoor learning programmes have made a significant impact over the past 18 months. Southland schools are now incorporating these programmes to enhance student learning experiences.

On Friday, Y Southland (YMCA) celebrated the reopening of their upgraded stadium, marking a milestone for the community.

However, the week also saw political drama as Invercargill City Councillors attempted to limit Mayor Clark’s speaking engagements at functions. Mayor Clark responded firmly in an email to his council colleagues, asserting his intention to perform his mayoral duties fully, as authorised by the Local Government Act. He emphasised the importance of his role in speaking at public meetings and engaging with various stakeholders, including international delegations and local councils.

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Mayor Clark has a great opinion piece on his vision for Invercargill.

To cap off the week, a nostalgic Old Invercargill flashback to 2003 real estate adverts offered a glimpse into the past, highlighting the changes over the years.

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