Mike Sanford

Some car windows on Isabella Street were smashed this morning, whatsoninvers.nz received several message about it. Police were notified at 6:59 this morning of someone damaging a vehicle on Isabella Street, Police attended and one person was taken into custody.

One person has died following a serious crash on Malaghans Road Fatality following serious crash – Arrowtown. Police can confirm one person has died following a serious two-car crash on Malaghans Road, Arrowtown. Two people were also injured in the crash and taken to Hospital. Police were called abo

Specialty dairy company A2-Milk (ATM) is looking to take a majority stake in struggling Southland processor Mataura Valley Milk as it looks to expand its infant formula supply. ATM has made a non-binding offer of about $270 million for a 75.1 percent stake in Mataura, and has been given exclusive ri

Telford is partnering with DairyNZ to offer free entry-level training for career changers whose employment may have been impacted by Covid-19 and are serious about pursuing new opportunities in the farming sector. The GoDairy initiative is planned as a 3-week programme, introducing people to the dai

The business finance guarantee scheme has been broadened by the government in an effort to get more companies to take up lending. The lending, administered by retail banks but 80 percent guaranteed by the Crown, has been increased to a $5 million limit, with the maximum term upped from three to five

An Invercargill couple are over the moon after finding out that they scooped a $5 million share of the $50 million Powerball prize from Saturday’s Must be Won draw. The couple, who wish to remain anonymous, had no idea they were sitting on the winning ticket until they visited Collingwood Foodcentre

There are nine new cases of Covid-19 in the community in New Zealand and two in the country’s managed isolation and quarantine facilities, Director-General of Health Ashley Bloomfield has revealed. The latest from live update: There are 11 new cases of Covid-19 in New Zealand today. Nine are related

A new agriculture redeployment programme through the Southern Institute of Technology’s rural campus (Telford), has quickly filled a gap in the rural contracting sector. The programme was introduced in June in response to the post-lockdown job market, and to help fill employment needs in the rural s