Mike Sanford
Who remembers the Friday auctions at Todd & Co Auction House? While it has been a few years since the hammer fell for the last time, something new is now on the horizon. Hospice Invercargill is teaming up with Harcourts Auctioneer Sean Bellew for monthly Steptoe auctions on the last Friday of every
Exclusive: Listen to the audio from today’s (Wednesday 21st August) ICC extraordinary Wastenet meeting. It’s an action-packed 17 minutes that will help you make up your mind on which of the returing ten councilors you will return to council and who you make Mayor. The meeting was over as far as May
Invercargill Police are appealing for information following two recent incidents which targeted the same service station. On Tuesday 20 August, about 9pm, a man entered the BP Elles Road service station and threatened the attendant with a knife before stealing a quantity of cash. The man is describe
On Sunday 25th of August, Invercargill Airport will become the first regional airport in New Zealand to host a regular jet service with the arrival of the inaugural Air New Zealand flight between Auckland and Invercargill. Great South Chief Executive Ann Lockhart said the touchdown would be a signif
Local body election nominations closed 12 noon on Friday. Ten of the 12 existing Invercargill City Councillors will be throwing their hat in the ring once more, with Lesley Soper double dipping by standing for the SDHB as well. Environment Southland councillor Neville Cook another double dipper also
EXCLUSIVE: A request for an investigation into the entire Wastenet Tender process has been lodged with the Auditor General on the grounds the tender was not authorised by Gore District Council and Invercargill City Council. Southland District Council is yet to confirm they authorised it, an unnamed
I was one of many ratepayers that gave a large sigh of relief when our council voted to not accept the preferred tenderer (now advised as Smart Environmental) and to maintain our Southland disAbility Enterprise for the next 12 months in the Recycling plant. I emailed all of our elected officials bef
A 20-year-old Otago man who had a warrant for his arrest in relation to a stabbing in Queenstown over the weekend was detained entering Australia yesterday evening did not have a warrant to arrest when he left New Zealand. The warrant was issued after he boarded the plane. NZ Police are working with