Mike Sanford

Exclusive: Today is the day whatsoinvers.nz has been waiting months to reveal, the future location of TrampCity – Trampoline Park, opening late 2016. whatoninvers.nz were first to announce that a trampoline park was coming to town back in April. Future location of TrampCity (opposite Rogers Yamaha &

The Southland Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that from August 1 they will be managing SIT Centrestage and the TicketDirect Booking Office. CEO Sheree Carey said the Chamber has spent significant time with an eyes inward focus – really sharpening our offering and ensuring we are adding ge

Updated: Police searching the Forest Hill Scenic Reserve area for missing man Rhys Dunn have this afternoon found a body. Police can confirm that the body is that of Mr Dunn. Next of kin have been informed. The family is being supported by Police and Victim Support. There are not thought to be any s

Southland Police are appealing for information after an incident in Grasmere on Monday night. At approximately 10.30pm, on 18 July 2016, a resident in the Grasmere area was disturbed by someone trying to remove an item from their car.   The suspect is described as male, approximately 5ft 5in-6ft tal

A Police Search and Rescue team has located the hunter who has been missing in the Blue Mountains, near Balclutha, since Saturday. The team are currently working to get him out of the bush. His medical condition isn’t fully known at this stage but he is mobile.

New Zealand’s Southern-most craft brewery will be putting the bubbles into Radio Hauraki’s birthday celebrations – having been chosen to partner the iconic station in its 50th anniversary brew. Head Brewer Steve Nally said he was rapt to get the call. “Actually, all our brewers are Hauraki listeners

The pachyderm, created by noted corrugated iron artist Jeff Thomson, has stood above the cafe for 23 years. Last month he was carefully removed so Mr Clark could drive him on a 3300km round trip to his creator’s studio at Helensville, near Auckland, for ‘‘nip and tuck surgery’’ before returning him

It’s time to get the war paint on.   The Southern Steel netballers have launched a new ‘‘tribal’’ facepaint design in the team’s colours of blue and pink and are encouraging fans to adopt it ahead of this Sunday’s New Zealand conference finals at home.   Steel takes on the Waikato/BOP Magic at ILT S