Mike Sanford

Police have been carrying out prevention patrols and check points to identify and stop drivers risking the lives of themselves and others. We focused on drivers using cell phones while driving, driving while intoxicated, speeding, and not wearing seatbelts. It’s with extreme disappointment we advise

Celebrations are brewing for the ILT’s 75th birthday. In a first for the organisation, an “ILT-wide happy hour” will be held across all of its establishments from 5pm to 7pm next Thursday night, 1 August. A limited edition brew, fittingly called Good Decisions, will also be available on tap at sever

The petition of a terminally ill Southland father calling for cancer care reform has been presented to Parliament today. Blair Vining started the petition after he was diagnosed with stage four bowel cancer late last year. The petitions asks for an independent, national cancer agency to be created t

Opinion: It was the 13th of April 2018. The museum, an iconic location for Invercargill was closed to the public. Some staff was allowed to continue to work there, even though they had to close it due to a report received 5 years earlier. The report stated that some parts of the building was less […

Silere Alpine Origin Merino lamb is now being showcased by the UK’s leading online supermarket retailer. The product, a joint venture between 100 per cent farmer-owned co-operative Alliance Group and The New Zealand Merino Company, has gone on sale with British online supermarket Ocado. Online super

Invercargill residents and busineses found themselves in the dark again today, with the fifth powercut in as little as eight weeks affecting parts of the inner-city. According to PowerNet Chief Executive Jason Franklin, a power outage at 7:54am on Wednesday, July 24, resulted in a loss of power in t

Follow Lyn as she renovates her run-down, broken and worn out kitchen. She transforms it into a space she can be proud of which is light, bright and airy with plenty of space. Call in and discuss your kitchen projects with the team at Mitre 10 Mega Invercargill today.

As part of a government industry agreement, dairy farmers are required to cover 30 percent of the estimated $880 million cost of eradicating the cattle disease, Mycoplasma bovis. In February Dairy NZ started consulting with its farmer members on a proposal how to pay its share of the M bovis respons