Mike Sanford

New Zealand’s latest Formula Ford champion, Pukekohe teenager Billy Frazer, and fellow 2019/20 series place getters Callum Crawley from Feilding and James Penrose from Rangiora, all have bright futures in motorsport says the President of the group now responsible for running the ITM New Zealand Form

Emergency services are refusing to say what caused an explosion at a Kāinga Ora-owned Invercargill home yesterday. Emergency services were called to the Rothesay Place house in the suburb of Rockdale shortly before 1.30pm yesterday following reports of an explosion. St John took two people to Southl

Police continue to make enquiries into the fatal crash in Makarewa on 2 September. The teenager in Dunedin Hospital has improved but remains in a critical condition. Police would now like to hear from the driver of a maroon coloured Toyota Prado or similar that was travelling south on SH6 shortly af

Health Minister Chris Hipkins is delivering the daily Covid-19 update at the Beehive. There are four new cases of Covid-19 in New Zealand today, two linked to the Auckland August cluster and two imported. The Ministry of Health has confirmed that the two community cases have epidemiological links to

Being adaptable, patient and determined has been the key to managing plans to open He Waka Tuia Art + Museum during a global pandemic. Level Two restrictions have been a bit of an extra challenge for the He Waka Tuia Art + Museum team ahead of the space finally opening to the public at 12pm […]

Covid-19 has hit the farming community in an unexpected way: it is drying up the supply of farm vehicles such as quad bikes. That is because factories that assemble them in the United States have had their production disrupted by the virus April. Even where a factory has continued assembling the veh

Emergency services are responding to reports of an explosion at a building in Rothesay Place in the Rockdale area. Police were alerted to the incident just before 1.30pm. Initial indications are that three people may have been injured, two with serious injuries were taken by St John ambulance to Sou

New Zealand First has made keeping the Tiwai Point smelter open a bottom line for any future government negotiations.   Leader Winston Peters met workers at the plant this morning and told them they needed to back his party if they want their jobs and futures secured. Today was Winston Peters’ secon