Mike Sanford
Sad to report that some ratbags decided to wreck the bus shelter on Dee Street, lets hope they get locked up!
Kiwi kart drivers Daniel Kinsman and Callum Hedge, both of Auckland, came away with two class titles apiece at this year’s Sievwright Blasting Panel Paint KartSport New Zealand National Sprint Championships meeting in Invercargill during Easter weekend (April 14-16). The pair were dominant in their
Get along to the H&J Smith menswear department this Friday (April 21) for a meet and greet with current All Blacks and Highlanders rugby players Aaron Smith, Ben Smith and Malakai Fekitoa. Posters for signings will be provided in store for the meet and greet, which takes place from 12.30pm to 1.30pm
Police can now release the name of the man who died in a crash on the Riverton-Wallcetown Highway, Oporo, yesterday morning. He was Conor Drake, 21, from Otautau. The Serious Crash Unit is investigating and the cause of the crash has not been established at this stage. Police extend their sympathies
Check out highlights from South Alive.‘s AMAZING 2017 Trolley Derby! You’ll love the last crash, but shaken off like a true champion! Rimu Street came alive, with kids (of ALL ages!) zipping down the graceful hill towards Elizabeth Park. With Police writing up speeding tickets and our Whats On Inver
Southern Police are attending a fatal crash on Riverton-Wallacetown Highway, Oporo, where a four-wheel drive and a tanker have collided. Emergency services were called at approximately 7:50am this morning, Sunday 16 April, 2017. The driver of the four-wheel drive died at the scene. There are no furt
Changeable weather and track conditions produced some surprise results on qualifying day at the Sievwright Blasting Panel Paint KartSport New Zealand National Sprint Championships meeting in Invercargill yesterday (April 14). KartSport Southland member Kyle Dawson was the fastest in the second 125cc
Southland-born and New Zealand-listed artist Caley Hall sold a painting within the first week of opening his public studio in Invercargill’s City Centre and says he is enjoying the public interaction the location offers. Last week a classroom of primary school children were peering through the large