The Invercargill City Council is calling for nominations for the 2016 Civic Honours Awards. Any person who has carried out meritorious voluntary service in the Invercargill City District in one or more of the following categories is eligible for nomination by any two citizens of Invercargill: Recrea
The pace is being set for contenders aspiring to take a seat on the Invercargill City Council. It’s very encouraging to see the list of names growing by the week, including Alex Crackett, Toni Biddle standing for ICC and Tom Conroy standing for mayor. The latest contender that we know about is Neil
The quest for energy efficiency continues at Splash Palace following the recent installation of a larger woodchip storage bunker. Stage one of the conversion of the aquatic centre to wood energy began in 2013 with the replacement of two coal boilers with an Austrian manufactured woodchip boiler. Sta
Three Lotto players share $1 million jackpot It was a Mother’s Day to remember for Lotto players from Upper Hutt, Temuka and Invercargill who won $333,333 each with Lotto First Division in Saturday nights live Lotto draw. The winning tickets were sold at Pak N Save Upper Hutt, Temuka New World and P
Further doors could be flung open for southern exporters with the prospect of a Free Trade Agreement with The European Union looming. EU representative Michalis Rokas was in the south recently talking to local MP’s, local body mayors and Chambers of Commerce to bring them up to speed on the prospect
Police have now charged a 16 year-old male with manslaughter after an incident on the corner of Dee and Esk Streets on Saturday morning. The 40 year-old male who was admitted to hospital after the assault died yesterday evening. He was Matthew Frederick Coley, of Invercargill. As a result, the 16 ye
Southland-based electricity network management company, PowerNet, reaches a new milestone this week as Otago Power Services Ltd (OPSL) is fully integrated into the company, bringing significant benefits in customer service, skills, resources and business efficiencies. PowerNet staff (left to right)
At approximately 11.40am hours on Wednesday, 3 March 2016, a Mosgiel Police patrol was advised of a car that was leaving the forecourt of the BP service station who had not paid for fuel. The car accelerated away, however police managed to track it to a nearby street with assistance from members of
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