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Southland top for growth

Southland Chamber of Commerce chief executive Sheree Carey says she always knew Southland was the "most kick-arse" region in New Zealand.

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Plea to council to allow support dog in flat

Daisy is being cared for by another Invercargill resident while her owner, Shirley Birt, fights...

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Plea to council to allow support dog in flat

An elderly Invercargill woman is fighting to be reunited with her beloved emotional support dog after a "heartbreaking" move.

Name change in honour of Sir Tim touted

Sir Tim Shadbolt adorned in Christmas garb. PHOTO: ODT FILES

Name change in honour of Sir Tim touted

Invercargill Airport may soon carry Sir Tim Shadbolt’s name, after friends and family — and even his successor — agreed it would be a fitting tribute to the former mayor.

Airport may be renamed after Sir Tim

There has been a push from some Queenstown and Wanaka residents for air traffic to be shared with...

Airport may be renamed after Sir Tim

Invercargill Airport may soon carry Sir Tim Shadbolt’s name, after friends and family — and even his successor — agreed it would be a fitting tribute to the former mayor.

Netball legend honoured for Aus v NZ match

Former Silver Ferns and Sting/Steel netball players Donna Wilkins (left) and Wendy Frew with...

Netball legend honoured for Aus v NZ match

The ILT Stadium Southland will have a new name — but just for a day.

Third time’s a charm for 3x3

There is something old, something new, something borrowed — but all ... orange.

‘Disgusting’: Mum disputes mayor’s claims

"For Nobby Clark to say that we appreciate what he has done is so far from the truth — it’s disgusting," the mother of the woman who complained about allegedly inappropriate behaviour by a senior...

New store a piece of cake

A new business is baking in town — with a mixture of Brazilian and Kiwi flavours.

Meades’ top spender in by-election

Meades’ top spender in by-election

The candidates for the recent Invercargill City Council by-election spent $21,800 on their campaigns — with one candidate responsible for almost 30% of that amount.

Farewelling an old friend

Invercargill will wake up differently in a month’s time.

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Changes afoot for council tenancy agreements

The deliberation was reached by an Invercargill City Council board on Wednesday. Photo: ODT files

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Changes afoot for council tenancy agreements

A smoking prohibition, medical assessments and an update on financial capabilities may be on the way for elderly Invercargill City Council tenants.

Barber houses people in need

Saddened and worried about the rise in the number of homeless people in the city, an Invercargill man has stepped up to try to make a difference.

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By-election hopeful Meades biggest spender

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By-election hopeful Meades biggest spender

The candidates for the recent Invercargill City Council by-election spent $21,800 on their campaigns — with one candidate responsible for almost 30% of that amount.

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Kiwi or Irish? Baby’s loyalty to be tested by quarterfinal

Tomorrow will be an unforgettable day for an Invercargill family with rivalry, rugby and their own little rug-rat — a newborn baby boy, who is half New Zealander and half Irish.

Invercargill couple clash ahead of AB's quarter final

Tomorrow will be an unforgettable day for an Invercargill family with rivalry, rugby and their own little rug-rat — a newborn baby boy, who is half New Zealander and half Irish.

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Mother disputes Invercargill mayor’s claims

Invercargill Mayor Nobby Clark. PHOTO: GREGOR RICHARDSON

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'Disgusting': Mother disputes mayor’s claims

"For Nobby Clark to say that we appreciate what he has done is so far from the truth - it’s disgusting," the mother of the woman who complained about allegedly inappropriate behaviour by an Invercargill manager says.