Mike Sanford

CCTV footage of the aggravated robbery of a security van outside an Invercargill ANZ on Wednesday 21 November has been released. During the incident, which began at 9.13am, an offender threatened a security guard with a taser, while a second offender pointed a sawn off firearm at another security gu

Invercargill Police are appealing for any information following an assault on Don Street, between Kelvin and Dee streets. A woman with short blonde hair was allegedly assaulted by another woman and a man about 3.30am Saturday 17 November, before the pair fled on foot. The victim received minor injur

Leading food and solutions company Alliance Group today announced an operating result of $8 million for the year ending 30 September 2018 on the back of a substantial lift in payments to farmer shareholders. The 100% farmer-owned co-operative increased turnover to $1.8 billion ($1.5 billion 2017) an

Gore Police warmly welcomed the White Ribbon Riders to Southland yesterday despite the wet and cold weather. The RIDE18 event, designed to raise awareness and end violence toward woman, involves motorcycle riders touring towns around the country. The Gore event was hosted by Women’s Refuge and well

Updated: The vehicle being sought by Police in relation to a robbery in Invercargill this morning has been located. It was found in Leven Street near the old railway station. Police are still seeking any sightings of the silver vehicle on or around Esk or Dee streets shortly before 9:10am. Police wo

Clean-up work is starting today following yesterday’s influx of rain but flooding continues to block some South Island roads. River levels continue to rise adding to yesterday’s high levels. River levels continue to rise adding to yesterday’s high levels. Photo: Facebook / Otago Regional Council Sev

Motorists are advised that SH1 south of Milton is closed to cars due to flooding. The road remains open to 4WD vehicles and trucks however anyone travelling on the road needs to drive to the conditions. The situation is being constantly assessed and updates will be provided should the situation chan

An event giving Invercargill girls a taste of the primary industries has more than doubled in size. More than 70 students at Southland Girls’ High School will take part in the AgriKidsNZ competition next Thursday. It’s organised by the school’s thriving TeenAg club for younger Year 7-8 students. “La