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Pop-up Voting Makes Casting a Ballot More Convenient
Pop-up Voting Makes Casting a Ballot More Convenient
vote2025   -   Oct 04, 2025

Invercargill City Council has joined forces with community groups, to ensure greater accessibility and convenience for voters during this year’s local body elections. A series of pop-up voting events had been scheduled to remove potential barriers preventing the community from casting their vote. Invercargill City Council Deputy Electoral Officer

Police Investigate Homicide After Dunedin Death
Police Investigate Homicide After Dunedin Death
News   -   Oct 04, 2025

A homicide investigation is underway in North Dunedin after a 36-year-old man was found dead at a property on Great King Street on Friday afternoon. Police were called to the scene around 2pm following reports of a sudden death. Upon arrival, officers discovered the man deceased at the property. Man

Government Overhauls Earthquake Strengthening Rules
Government Overhauls Earthquake Strengthening Rules
News   -   Oct 04, 2025

* New risk-based approach aims to save over $8.2 billion in remediation and demolition costs * Thousands of buildings to be removed from earthquake-prone register under new assessment system * Small towns and low-risk areas like Auckland now exempt from many earthquake safety requirements The Government has announced a major shake-up of

Warehouse Group Sees Loss But Signs Of Recovery
Warehouse Group Sees Loss But Signs Of Recovery
Business   -   Oct 02, 2025

The Warehouse Group has reported a net loss of $2.8 million for the 2025 financial year, though the retail giant says there are early signs of recovery following a challenging period. The result marks a significant improvement from the previous year’s $54.2 million loss. Group sales rose

Southland Marks Fifteen Years Since Roof Collapse
Southland Marks Fifteen Years Since Roof Collapse
Old Invercargill   -   Sep 30, 2025

Southland is remembering one of its most dramatic weather events this month — fifteen years since a sudden spring snowstorm caused the roof of Stadium Southland to collapse. On Saturday 18th September 2010, heavy snow fell overnight, blanketing the region and leading to widespread disruption. The collapse happened early in the

Final Council Meeting Held Before Elections Begin
Final Council Meeting Held Before Elections Begin
vote2025   -   Sep 29, 2025

* Invercargill City Council wrapped up its final meeting ahead of the October elections. * Several long-serving councillors, including the Mayor, have stepped down from their roles. * Postal voting is open, with election day scheduled for Saturday, 11 October. Invercargill City Council held its final meeting on Tuesday, marking the end of

Old Invercargill: Southland Museum & Art Gallery – Video
Old Invercargill: Southland Museum & Art Gallery – Video
Old Invercargill   -   Sep 27, 2025

Old Invercargill and Whats On Invers wanted to get behind the glorious history of our region with a new video series. Each episode, “Old Invercargill” will feature a new icon of yesteryear, highlighting the beauty of Southland. Southland Museum & Art Gallery Our mysterious white pyramid sits at the

Milk Payments Rise As Fonterra Grows Profit
Milk Payments Rise As Fonterra Grows Profit
Farming   -   Sep 25, 2025

Fonterra has posted another solid year of financial performance, releasing its full-year FY25 results with $26 billion in revenue and record cash returns to shareholders of $16.2 billion. Operating profit rose by 13% to $1.73 billion, while profit after tax sat at $1.08 billion—down 4% due

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