Mike Sanford
Update #2: Apologies for the confusion NZTA need to lift their game), The incoming lane to Invercargill is closed while testing of the road is done speaking to the road workers this will be done by 5pm. Update: NZTA have advised that this work has been postponed to a date to be confirmed. this morn
Police are seeking witnesses to a crash on the Te Anau Milford Highway over the weekend. The crash occurred about five kilometres north of Te Anau, near Sinclair Road, about 3.30pm on Saturday 27 April. Initial enquiries indicate a blue Toyota Yaris, parked on the left facing toward Milford after ru
The Pork Pie Mini and it progeny are alive and well and making their way down South. Invoking the spirit of the Goodbye Pork Pie movies and adding the passion for cars and friendship, the charity run idea was conceived in 2007 and planning started to launch in 2009 to celebrate the 50th anniversary
On early Saturday (27th April) evening an incident in Isabella Street ended with two people being injured and the offender taken into police custody. A St John spokesperson said one person in a critical condition and another in a serious condition were taken by ambulance to Southland Hospital. Polic
An incident in Isabella Street has ended with two people being injured and the offender taken into police custody. A St John spokesperson said one person in a critical condition and another in a serious condition were taken by ambulance to Southland Hospital. Messages to the What’s On Invers FaceBoo
Two Lotto players from Auckland and Alexandra will be counting their lucky stars after each winning $500,000 with Lotto First Division in tonight’s live Lotto draw. The winning tickets were sold at Ti Rakau Superette in Auckland and Alexandra New World in Alexandra. Powerball was not struck this eve
Budding Southland entrepreneurs have the chance to take part in a national programme designed to solve challenges in the financial technology (Fintech) sector. Applications have opened for the 2019 Kiwi Fintech Accelerator programme, which helped boost the success of some of New Zealand’s top fintec
NZRDA members throughout the country, including here in the Southern district, have again voted to strike, this time for five days., scheduled to run from April 29-May 4, would have considerable effect on hospital health services. While our contingency planning team is working to minimise the effect