Mike Sanford

After a 40-year career with the Invercargill Licensing Trust, general manager Greg Mulvey has announced his intention to retire, planned for year end. “The time is right – for the Trust and myself,” he said. “My hope was always to leave the Trust in a much stronger position and I think we’ve achieve

SBS Bank is pleased to announce that Joe O’Connell, a Southland based businessman and chartered accountant, has been appointed to the Bank’s Board of Directors. Chairman John Ward said O’Connell’s appointment will be viewed positively by Members as the organisation continues to enhance outcomes and

Invercargill Police are investigating a single vehicle motor vehicle crash involving a white Toyota van on Tiwai Road. The crash occurred 11 kilometre’s south east of Invercargill, on Saturday the 1st of July 2017. The vehicle had two occupants, and one of them sustained serious injuries. Both occup

Leading food company Alliance Group is demonstrating its commitment to New Zealand’s venison industry by expanding its plans for a new modern venison processing plant in Southland. The co-operative unveiled plans for the new facility in a refurbished beef building at its Lorneville plant near Inverc

Weather advisory…..It’s going to get ugly folks. Take all necessary precautions. Above all else, keep warm! Mal. SEVERE WEATHER WATCH FOR CENTRAL OTAGO, DUNEDIN, CLUTHA, SOUTHLAND ISSUED BY METSERVICE AT 1814hrs 03-Jul-2017 POSSIBLE HEAVY SNOW FOR INLAND SOUTHLAND AND SOUTHERN OTAGO A cold southwest

Police are still continuing with the investigation into the stabbing of a man at his home address in Mataura on Saturday 17 June 2017 at around 9.45 pm. The victim, in his 70s, was in his lounge in a block of flats on Main St, Mataura when an unidentified man came in through his front […]

On Saturday the Invercargill City Council’s Matariki Festival market day on Esk Street Mall was a huge success with hundreds of shoppers and food-lovers heading to town to enjoy the city centre family outing. Esk Street Mall was closed to traffic for the day, where a large marquee was set up for cra

Gore District Mayor Tracy Hicks has reiterated the Council’s pledge to support Otama water scheme users take over ownership of the scheme after they voted to end their relationship with the Council. A referendum to decide the future governance and management of the scheme has resulted in a resoundin