Business

Invercargill Airport’s new terminal has been open for a year and Invercargill City Council want to hear what you think! This survey is based on all public areas of the terminal, car park, café and customer services. Please follow the link to complete the Airport Survey here or complete it below.

Yes, 10 July 1967 we made the switch from pounds, shillings and pence to dollars and cents. Certainly a big move and a cultural shock for a few. The architect of the move was finance minister of the day, Mr RD Muldoon. Didn’t we talk about him regards another matter recently? And here is how […]

Koha Kai now have a new van thanks to the drive of Hoamz Real Estate salesman Carl Wilson, the team at Hoamz and the generosity of other partnering businesses. Carl Wilson, of Invercargill, handed the van keys to Koha Kai founder and project leader Janice Lee yesterday (July 7) at the Feldwick Gates

After a 40-year career with the Invercargill Licensing Trust, general manager Greg Mulvey has announced his intention to retire, planned for year end. “The time is right – for the Trust and myself,” he said. “My hope was always to leave the Trust in a much stronger position and I think we’ve achieve

Leading food company Alliance Group is demonstrating its commitment to New Zealand’s venison industry by expanding its plans for a new modern venison processing plant in Southland. The co-operative unveiled plans for the new facility in a refurbished beef building at its Lorneville plant near Inverc

It’s the tenth birthday this week of KiwiSaver. Are you a believer? Are you in or not in? They say there is close to half a million eligible people who are not enrolled. Would it help if the Government reintroduced the $1000 KickStart thing? Has KiwiSaver been a success in your view? Mal

iHire Invercargill’s doors open on Monday (July 3) for the new firm’s grand opening and manager Richard Marrah will be back working with an industry he thrives in. Mr Marrah, who has more than 20 years of first-hand industry experience, said there is plenty of competition in the region, but was happ

After 28 years selling footwear to people in the Invercargill community, Goody Two Shoes co-owner and operator Jan Blee is selling the Esk Street Mall based business to spend more time with her grandchildren; take up painting; do some “gardening” and “renovations” to her home; and is also keen to le