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Invercargill Airport has won the best Public Architecture category at the 2017 Southern Architecture Awards. It also picked up a Resene Colour Award at the event, which was organised by the New Zealand Institute of Architects. The judges said the airport design by architects Warren and Mahoney  was

SBS Bank’s result for the financial year to 31 March 2017 includes its strongest ever net surplus of $27.4 million, up 37% from $20.0 million the previous year. Chairman John Ward said, “While SBS Bank has been a key contributor, with significant growth in both residential lending and retail deposit

A commitment to Invercargill’s city centre was high on the priority list for finding a suitable location for Mr Rental. After more than 15 years at its former Yarrow St location, Mr Rental recently moved to bigger, brighter and better premises at 10 Don St – the former Storage Box shop in Invercargi

Congratulations to Natasha King from Fred & Gingers Invercargill – 2017 Hair Expo People’s Choice! at the annual Hair Expo Australia awards in Sydney. Hair Expo brings together industry professionals from Australia, New Zealand and globally for the largest trade event created for the hairdressing co

Finally a clue that Kmart is definitely coming to town, Muffin Break are advertising an Invercargill franchise for sale, which usually would be no big deal but what the advert describes as its location.   The advert reads.. “A Muffin Break bakery café business opportunity is now available to buy in

Teretonga Park in Invercargill has been confirmed as one of the venues for next season’s Premier Motorsport Championship. The circuit has been allocated the weekend of 19-21 January 2018 for the event. While Teretonga generally attracts some of the biggest and most enthusiastic motorsport crowds in

Petsmart.nz – “Your locally owned pet food specialist” – celebrates 10 years of delivering premium pet food and accessories to its Invercargill and Southland customers – head in today and tomorrow to grab a “birthday” bargain. Owner Graeme Lewis said specials were available on a large range of items

UPDATED: The former Bin Inn building on the corner of Grace and Ness Sts in Invercargill has been transformed into The Pantry and is now open for business. After months of preparation, planning, painting and shelf stocking – The Pantry opened on Monday (May 8) to the public, with the official openin