Mike Sanford

Two lucky Lotto players from Timaru and Mataura will be toasting a special win after each winning $500,000 with Lotto First Division in tonight’s live Lotto draw. The winning tickets were sold at Park Night N Day in Timaru and Mataura Four Square in Mataura. Powerball was not struck this evening and

Invercargill Police have made a further arrest in relation to recent ram raids in the city. An 18-year-old man has been charged in relation to the burglary of Found My Way in Windsor in the early hours of 15 August. He has also been charged with  the burglary of True Grit on Dee Street that […]

Mike & About: Today I chat to Dean from Wrens Invercargill about their big sale now on till the end of the month. Get 20% Off bedding, furniture and giftware. Wrens are located 65 Yarrow Street (next to Brownies Mattresses) and open till 3pm on Saturdays.

A potentially life-saving piece of equipment is set to make the coastal area of Omaui a bit safer in the coming years, and The Y Southland and St John are teaming up to show the public just how to use it. Thanks to the ILT Foundation a defibrillator is being installed in Omaui. Originally intended [

The first of Cycling Southland’s spring classics, the Geo W Wilson and Sons Limited Gore to Waikiwi Classic, took place on Saturday, with Mike White claiming a title which had long escaped him. Having finished on the podium previously, White made the most of his opportunity this time around on a day

Invercargill Police have arrested and charged a 29-year-old man in relation to an aggravated robbery in the city on 18 August. The man appeared in Invercargill District Court on 22 August, charged with aggravated robbery, unlawful possession of a firearm, theft of a motor vehicle, unlawfully taking

The Government has acquired 100 percent of Kiwibank’s parent company, Kiwi Group Holdings (KGH), ensuring the bank remains fully Kiwi-owned. KGH, which also operates New Zealand Homes Loans, had been owned by NZ Post, ACC and the NZ Super Fund. Under the terms of the agreement when ACC and NZ Super

Emergency Department wait times are soaring in Southland, with more than one in five people waiting at least six hours for treatment, MP for Southland Joseph Mooney says. “There has also been a marked decline in the proportion of people who go to the Emergency Department being seen within six hours.