Mike Sanford

Southlanders are invited to attend another free public lecture on one of the most challenging issues in medical ethics by a Southland Surgeon and Associate Professor who wants to involve people in important health debates. The public lecture on Assisted Dying and End of Life Decisions will be held a

Just when the Southland Museum saga couldn’t get any crazier, it’s been revealed that SMAG (Southland Museum Art Gallery) who everyone was lead to believe were owners of the building, are not. The true owner of the museum building is Invercargill City Council as documented in the agenda for the ICC

Powerball was not struck this evening and has rolled over to Saturday night where the jackpot will be a record-breaking $50 million – and must be won. “The jackpot has reached a jaw-dropping $50 million and must be won this Saturday. If a single player is lucky enough to win Powerball, they’ll enter

One person has died following a crash between a car and a quad bike on Mokotua Road, Mokotua, near Invercargill. The crash was reported about 4:10pm today. The road has been closed at the northern end and the Serious Crash Unit will attend the scene.

Fernworth Primary School is celebrating the new decade with a new vision and a new Māori name. After an official launch on Thursday evening (February 20th). Principal Alison Cook said the school will move into 2020 with the values of whakapono – having self-belief and confidence, and manaakitanga –

Dunedin alt-rockers Iron Mammoth’s gig at the Southland Musicians Club on Friday night is a fitting way to herald a mammoth lineup of gigs coming up to the club. If you’ve noticed the weird rantings in this column and thought about coming down to our Preston Street venue for a geezer at one of the [

South Port New Zealand Ltd has followed up its excellent 2019 performance with a steady result for the first six months of FY2020 ending 31 December 2019; recording a net profit after tax of $4.6 million consistent with the previous corresponding period in FY2019. Considering recent market condition

Rio Tinto’s wholly-owned subsidiary Pacific Aluminium (New Zealand) Limited has reported financial results relating to its interest in New Zealand’s Aluminium Smelter Limited (NZAS), showing an underlying net loss of NZ$46 million for 2019. This is a NZ$68 million decrease in earnings from the previ