Invercargill, New Zealand (Local)
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By: Michael Fallow
Invercargill city councillors should not dismiss the potential to create “a fantastic gallery space quickly and cost effectively'' in the upper floor of the former Farmers' building in Dee St, its owner Gaire Thompson says.
By: Rachael Kelly, Michael Fallow
Rachael Kelly and Michael Fallow The Local Government Commission will move into phase two of its investigation into the
Leading figures in major energy and development projects for Southland have converged in Invercargill for a Murihiku Regeneration seminar.
Contact Energy's chief executive has brandished the plan for his company's consented Southland Wind Farm to power the reopening of the Tiwai smelter's
By: Michael Fallow
SBS Bank has announced a long-term strategic partnership it says will significantly enhance digital banking for its members, and strengthen scam and fraud protection.
A company planning a giant silica processing and manufacturing operation to create up to 1400 Southland jobs has a memorandum of understanding to acquire 200ha of Calder Stewart's Awarua Quadrant industrial project.
Tiwai smelter contributed $367 million to the Southland economy last year, part of which came from paying staff about $50,000 more than the regional average, a socio-economic report says.
The Invercargill City Council has decided to enter the government's Head Start reform process with a “preferred starting position'' favouring a One Southland model — but alone in that view.
Pauline (Vaeluaga) Smith's book Dawn Raid won the Best First Book award at the 2018 New Zealand Book Awards for children and young adults — and achieved much more.
The Local Government Commission has called all Southland councillors and Te Ao Mārama representatives to a June 17 workshop to help it determine
