NZ First would save Tiwai Point: Peters
NZ First would save Tiwai Point: Peters
A New Zealand First government would see the continued presence of an open Tiwai Point aluminium smelter, party leader Winston Peters says.
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New Cr ready to ‘muck in’
New Cr ready to ‘muck in’
A "born and bred" Southlander, Steve Broad always wanted to make a difference within his community.
Sale of land for housing discussed
Sale of land for housing discussed
A portion of Donovan Park could be developed to ease Invercargill’s housing pressures, Mayor Nobby Clark says.
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Science passion on display
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Science passion on display
Hillside Primary School pupils show off their project Colourful Card Chaos as part the Southland Science Fair.
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Feathers fly over noisy rooster
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Council to decide on noisy rooster
Cock-a-doodle-doo! How about cock-a-doodle-don’t?
Radio host comfortably wins council by-election
Radio host comfortably wins council by-election
Radio host Steve Broad has been confirmed as Invercargill’s new city councillor.
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Fallen poles under investigation
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Fallen poles under investigation
Three power poles collapsed "like dominoes" on an Invercargill street yesterday afternoon.
Poles drop 'like dominoes' in southern street
Poles drop 'like dominoes' in southern street
Three power poles fell over on an Invercargill street this afternoon, possibly after one was hit by a vehicle.
Cable could enable city’s digital base
Cable could enable city’s digital base
Invercargill may lead the regions in a digital revolution after a cable connects a coming data centre with the rest of the world, business leaders say.
Boys netball team ‘pumped’ for next event
Boys netball team ‘pumped’ for next event
The Invercargill Netball Centre Boys team have returned from their first national tournament.
Blend of talent on display
Blend of talent on display
The Art Attic’s latest exhibition promises a different perspective of some of Southland’s most iconic locations through magical blurred lights and intricate sepia-toned pieces.
Police work to curb rise in retail crime
Police work to curb rise in retail crime
The Government has announced a new offence for ram-raiders, though ram-raiding is still not as prevalent an issue as our northern counterparts, southern’s police chief says.
Consent granted for care village
Consent granted for care village
The Hawthorndale Care Village is one step closer to reality after building consent was granted by the Invercargill City Council.
Pro wrestling draws student south
Pro wrestling draws student south
People from all walks of life find their way to Invercargill for various reasons, but its pro wrestling community likely is not one that springs to mind for most.
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Three children arrested for breaking into six cars
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Three children arrested for breaking into six cars
Three children were arrested in Invercargill for fleeing police after breaking into six cars yesterday, police say.
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Parking complaints soar 144% in Invercargill
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Parking complaints soar 144% in Invercargill
Parking complaints have increased 144% despite the city’s redevelopments in the past year.
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Consent for care village
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Consent for care village
The Hawthorndale Care Village is one step closer to reality after building consent was granted by the Invercargill City Council.
Neglected city facades to get facelift: council
Neglected city facades to get facelift: council
Buildings in Invercargill’s city centre are set for a facelift.
Voting system to remain
Voting system to remain
The voting system for the 2025 local body election in Invercargill will remain unchanged as councillors have voted to maintain the status quo.
Wall for city’s flushed, found
Wall for city’s flushed, found
Cellphones, sunglasses, false teeth and baby rattles are just a few items that made their way from the city’s toilet bowls to "The Wall of Remembrance" in Invercargill.