Mike Sanford

* The Invercargill Airport terminal is now officially named the Sir Tim Shadbolt Terminal. * The renaming recognises Sir Tim’s impact on the airport and broader community growth. * The terminal will also feature storytelling signage highlighting his contributions to the city. Invercargill Airport on Wednesday 7th October, officially renamed its terminal

* National-led Government's support rises to 55%, widening the gap over Labour-Greens-Maori Party. * National's support increases to 37.5%, its highest level in six months since March 2024. * Labour drops to 23%, while Greens and Maori Party show slight increases in support. The latest Roy Morgan New

* The Reserve Bank has lowered the OCR by 0.5%, citing subdued economic activity. * Retail banks, including Kiwibank, ANZ, and ASB, promptly reduced their variable rates. * Finance Minister Nicola Willis welcomed the cut, highlighting potential relief for households and businesses. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has announced a 0.

* A man died in a water-related incident in Milford Sound, Southland, yesterday afternoon. * Emergency services were alerted to two people needing help in the water at 12:50pm. * One other person sustained minor injuries, and the incident is being referred to the Coroner. A man has died following a water-related

Who remembers one of our most popular tv games shows ‘It’s In The Bag’? Here is a classic episode filmed with a live audience at the Invercargill Civic Theatre back in 1989. With host John Hawkesby and Hillary Timmons. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

* TVNZ has proposed shutting down its 1News website by February 2025 for cost savings. * The proposal aims to achieve $30 million in savings and streamline TVNZ’s digital strategy. * TVNZ staff were informed today, with feedback being sought before a final decision is made. TVNZ is proposing to close its

In this episode of "90 Seconds+," Invercargill Mayor Nobby Clark dives into the ongoing controversy surrounding the Dunedin Hospital project and the potential cutbacks. He discusses the broader impact on healthcare services for the Southern region, the challenges faced due to historical decisions, and the need for a

* Southland youth invited to free event with activities, workshops, and cultural experiences. * Free buses available from Winton, Gore, and Invercargill with limited spots for attendees. * Event features multiple zones including sports, beauty, technology, and Maori culture. The popular Rangatahi Zone festival is returning for its third year, offering Southland youth