Mike Sanford

A lucky Lotto player from Invercargill will be celebrating a midweek windfall after winning $1 million with Lotto First Division in tonight’s live Lotto draw. The winning ticket was sold at Pak N Save Invercargill. Powerball was not struck this evening and has rolled over to Saturday night, where th

Southlanders big and small are invited to get hands-on with the creatures that live in our waterways at the Mataura Community Centre on Wednesday 1 August. ‘Aquavan: discovering our coastal connections’ is a community event being run by the NZ Marine Studies Centre and Environment Southland in the M

Emergency services were called to two car crash on Dee Street outside Little Fire Musicworks and Costume Central. A St John spokesperson confirmed a woman thought to be in her 30’s had a medical event and was taken to Southland Hospital. A school aged girl who was in the backseat of the vehicle was

Peter Templeton’s lifetime of service to his community was recognised when he received a Southland District Council Community Service Award at Riverton on 21 July. Southland District Mayor Gary Tong presented the award at a function attended by family, friends, Western Southland sporting colleagues

Venture Southland chief executive Paul Casson hopes a visitor centre in the heart of Invercargill will draw larger tourist numbers into the city centre. Invercargill’s i-SITE was temporarily relocated after the closure of the Southland Museum and Art Gallery, and has now found a new home for the nex

The SIT Zero Fees Southland Sharks have confirmed a place in the Final 4 and, in the process, ended the Canterbury Rams’ final hopes with a gritty 88-79 victory tonight at ILT Stadium Southland. The Sharks gave up a ten-point halftime lead with another slow start to the third quarter and had to ride

A body, believed to be that of Matthew Timothy Wallis, has tonight been recovered from the Stevenson’s Arm area of Lake Wanaka. Around 10:00pm his body was retrieved from the water by the Police National Dive Squad and Royal New Zealand Navy, along with some of the wreckage of a helicopter. “This is

Police co-ordinating the search for a missing helicopter and pilot have requested the assistance of the Royal New Zealand Navy. The Police National Dive Squad has established what appears to be the wreckage of the aircraft, about 47 metres below the surface of Lake Wanaka. We have asked for the Navy