Mike Sanford
Invercargill police seek information on series of aggravated robberies and burglaries Invercargill Police are appealing to the public for information after five youths have been arrested and charged for a series of aggravated robberies and burglaries. On Sunday 19 September, Police were called to North Road about 5.45am after
Four Square in Otatara has sold one of two winning Lotto First Division tickets from Wednesday night's draw, netting a local player $500,000. The other $500,000 ticket was sold online through MyLotto to a player in Marlborough. Two winners, same prize, different corners of the country
Today's weather brought to you by petsmart.nz Invercargill starts Thursday 1 October mostly cloudy, with a top of 17°C after a mild overnight low around 11°C. Northwesterlies are gusty at times, and there's a chance of a shower from the afternoon. Morning A
A 545-page book about Sir Tim Shadbolt's final years is being launched in Invercargill this Saturday — in the city he spent decades putting on the map. 'Shadbolt: Tim's Final Chapter' arrives at the Invercargill Central Library on 50 Dee Street at 1pm on Saturday
Cloud and a brisk westerly early, then a sunny afternoon with a high of 13°C in Invercargill on Wednesday 30 September.
Invercargill MP Penny Simmonds has sent a message of support to the local farming community as rain continues to drench the Southland province. "I have to say, I've been stopped in my tracks by just how much water is sitting across local farmland. "The paddocks are
Five fire crews are at a Gore transport depot this afternoon after a 1000-litre chemical spill triggered evacuations of nearby buildings. Fire and Emergency were called to Mainfreight Transport on Oldham Street shortly after 2pm. A large container had been pierced, spilling its contents onto the ground. Road closures are
Three decades of toys, books and Southland familiesWhat began 34 years ago as a local children’s store has become a familiar part of Invercargill shopping, with Young Reflections now welcoming its third generation of customers. For more than three decades, the Tay Street store has been a place where