Business

Dig This Invercargill is now open seven days a week from 9.00am – 5.00pm. The inclusion of two extra days during summer ensures guests will not miss out but it also keeps Dig This open on the same days as Bill Richardson Transport World and Classic Motorcycle Mecca which only close on Christmas Day

Directors Dawn Sangster and Russell Drummond have been re-elected unopposed to the board of leading food company Alliance Group. Ms Sangster, from Ranfurly, has served on the board since 2011, and is a director of Glenayr Ltd, farming sheep and beef on 2,870 hectares in Central Otago. Mr Drummond, f

A dedicated approach to the hospitality industry has earned national recognition for two members of the Invercargill Licensing Trust. General manager Greg Mulvey has been inducted into the Hospitality New Zealand Hall of Fame for his contribution to the industry and local community, while Emberz at

Leading food company Alliance Group announced today it is investing $54 million in capital expenditure in the co-operative over the next year as its annual road-show is held across the country. Alliance Group chief executive David Surveyor said the success of the business strategy meant the co-opera

SPCA delegates voted to form one national organisation at the National AGM which was held in June. Not many people realise that the Southland SPCA and the other SPCA Centres around the country have previously been independently governed and financed. This was not sustainable or fit-for- purpose. The

FI Innovations has taken home the Westpac Supreme Award along with winning the Market South Innovation Award and were also finalists in both the Crowe Horwath Primary and Primary Services Sector Awards and the Southland Times Consumer Sector Award. Directors Gareth and Melissa Dykes say they are alw

Young Reflections, an educational toy store on Tay St, Invercargill, is opening a store in Dunedin – with the grand opening taking place on Saturday. After 26 years in business, owner Joy Brown said after five years of “toying” with the idea of opening a second store – she and family decided to take

Breaking News: whatsoninvers.nz understands many of Invercargill’s city centre business owners and building tenants on Tay, Kelvin and Esk Streets, including tenants in Cambridge Place Arcade; were told today (September 26), that they will have new owners and landlords by Friday. Our sources say man