Mike Sanford

Watch: Nicola Willis, Deputy Leader of the National Party, as she speaks at the public meeting held at the Invercargill Working Men’s Club. We apologise for the initial rough footage, as there were issues with the tripod causing an important part to be missed. However, we managed to implement a succ

It’s become a fund-raising phenomenon for breast cancer research, with amazing community support and the backing of some of the country’s premier fashion labels. Invercargill stylist Mary Witsey attended this week’s Fashion for a Cure event in Dunedin and said Invercargill could be on the radar to h

A block of Dee Street footpath has been cordoned off due to safety concerns of a building on Dee Street. CocoBella store owner Tracey Stenhouse says the building next door is in a poor state after bricks fell from the third floor onto her property. I was out the back and heard bricks fall from […]

Tennis New Zealand today announced that ILT Stadium Southland will host Davis Cup tennis on 15 & 16 September, with the World Group 2 New Zealand vs Thailand event heading to the city,” stated Tennis NZ Chief Executive Julie Paterson. “We’re very excited to bring the Davis Cup back to Invercargill f

Three power poles unexpectedly collapsed on Mersey Street this afternoon, surprising residents and causing a momentary power outage. PowerNet is investigating the cause, but witnesses reported that strong wind gusts caused the middle pole to fall, dragging the other two down “like dominoes.” No inju

Invercargill City Council’s preliminary election results have confirmed the new Invercargill City Councillor is Steve Broad with 2760 votes. Polls for the Invercargill City Council by-election closed at midday Friday. Progress results on Friday revealed Broad had a strong lead, but this did not incl

Have you ever dreamed of stepping into the ring, feeling the adrenaline rush, and being part of the electrifying world of professional wrestling? Look no further, as Southern Pro Wrestling (SPW) is offering an opportunity for enthusiasts to get involved, whether it’s as a wrestler, referee, or behin

The state of our roads in Invercargill and Southland is a huge concern. Our councils have done their best, under very trying circumstances, but cuts to government road funding have meant that they have had a difficult job in recent years. Millions of dollars in Waka Kotahi (NZ Transport Agency) fund