Mike Sanford

It was a night for celebrations at the National Association of Women in Construction NZ awards evening, with local woman and qualified joiner Tracy Clearwater recognised as an event finalist. Tracy, along with her boss from Mastercraft Kitchens Southland, made the journey to Auckland to be a part of

Local shoe and apparel retailer Soled Out has donated 25 pairs of shoes to the Red Cross to be distributed to Invercargill refugee families. Soled Out’s Kevin Downie and Chris Montgomery, with Laurie Blyth from Frontrunner (NZ), presented the shoes to Mauricio from the Red Cross on Sunday 6 October.

As election day is fast approaching, Invercargill residents are being urged to drop their voting papers off and make sure they have their say in the 2019 Local Body Elections. Invercargill City Council Deputy Electoral Officer Michael Morris said it was important that voters did not post their votes

Southland’s environmental champions have been recognised at the 24th Environment Southland Community Awards in Invercargill tonight. There were 30 nominees representing all corners of the region. Those recognised by the awards were: Woodlands Full Primary School – Environmental Action in Education –

Invercargill Police are appealing for any information which may help to identify these offenders, pictured. This is in relation to the burglary of a food centre on Salford Street around 1.30am on Monday 7 October. Three persons entered the store by smashing the front door and attempted to gain entry

Focus Technology Group purchases Deloitte Dunedin IT division and Techbox Leading systems and technology support company, Focus Technology Group, has purchased two Dunedin-based businesses in the last three months. The tech company is now the largest IT support provider in the South Island for mid-s

Otatara Landcare Group (OLG) in Southland has just celebrated its 20th year and two other impressive milestones: OLG’s total volunteer effort has reached 15,000 volunteer hours and 30,000 locally grown native plants have now been planted at its flagship restoration project at Bushy Point! So how did

Twenty-nine candidates are standing for 12 seats at the Invercargill City Council table. Ten sitting councillors are seeking re-election. Read more about all 29 candidate here Will the way some of the councillors voted on the Wastenet tender influence your vote? Here is where the 10 sitting councill