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Invercargill Set to Host Largest Pipe Band Competition in New Zealand
Invercargill Set to Host Largest Pipe Band Competition in New Zealand
Community   -   Mar 07, 2025

Invercargill is fast becoming the pipe band capital of New Zealand, hosting the New Zealand champs again in early March and with most number of teams entered. NOTE: Street march is 9am Saturday, starting from the Water tower on Doon Street turn left into Gala Street and then right towards

Rural Residents Say No-One Visits Them Because Cars Get Too Dirty
Rural Residents Say No-One Visits Them Because Cars Get Too Dirty
Council   -   Mar 07, 2025

Residents of Staunton and Fowler Roads have sent a petition to the Invercargill City Council about the state of their road, but a lack of funding means it’s unlikely to be sealed anytime soon. Nick McCleary spoke in the public forum of the Infrastructure and Projects Committee meeting on

Mitre 10 Mega Invercargill Celebrates 20 Years
Mitre 10 Mega Invercargill Celebrates 20 Years
Featured   -   Mar 05, 2025

The team at Mitre 10 MEGA Invercargill don’t do things by halves, and for their 20th birthday celebration they have a massive giveaway happening. General Manager Tracy Key and the team started the ball rolling during February, when a customer who spent $20 or more got entry form into

Council Staff Report Almost Double The Number Of Incidents In One Year
Council Staff Report Almost Double The Number Of Incidents In One Year
Council   -   Feb 27, 2025

The Invercargill City Council has reported an increase in hostile behaviour towards staff, with 29 cases of verbal abuse in just two months. The Risk and Assurance Committee were briefed by health safety and wellbeing manager Tash Anderson at a meeting on Tuesday. Over the past year the number of

Mayor continues on crusade to drop rates to 3.9%
Mayor continues on crusade to drop rates to 3.9%
Council   -   Feb 27, 2025

The Invercargill community will be consulted on a 9.47% rates increase, despite opposition from both the Mayor Nobby Clark and deputy Tom Campbell. At yesterday’s council meeting, Mayor Clark told the meeting from the outset he didn’t agree with the process they were using to determine the

Government Signals New Change Of Direction For Waste
Government Signals New Change Of Direction For Waste
Council   -   Feb 18, 2025

Bin inspections have been reintroduced across Southland to help combat ongoing contamination rates of recycled material being redirected from landfill. At the first WasteNet meeting for the year, director Fiona Walker addressed the committee and said Southland was among the highest rates in New Zealand - currently 19-20%. In comparison,

Mayor Clark Continues To Campaign For Low Rates
Mayor Clark Continues To Campaign For Low Rates
Council   -   Feb 17, 2025

While Invercargill residents are having to pay $11 for a cauliflower in the supermarket, Mayor Nobby Clark said he cannot justify forcing a 10% increase on ratepayers in 2025/26. Speaking to whatsoninvers.nz founder Mike Sanford in his 90 Seconds segment last week, Mayor Clark said he still advocated

Hawthorndale Care Village Getting Closer To Completion
Hawthorndale Care Village Getting Closer To Completion
Community   -   Feb 10, 2025

Invercargill’s new aged care facility and dementia village will be officially opened in mid-March, and the Hawthorndale Care Village committee has invited the Prime Minister to do the honours. The $39 million project has set the stage in New Zealand with its state-of-the-art aged care model, allowing residents to

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