Business

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

Building activity in Invercargill  appears to be tapering off as winter sets in ICC building consent stats for April show a decrease in most categories compared to the same time last year. One of the sharpest drops is consents issued for New Commercial Industrial Buildings and Alterations. There wer

TheCommerce Commission has today released its final decision declining authorisation for NZME and Fairfax to merge their media operations in New Zealand. The merger proposed to bring New Zealand’s two largest newspaper networks and corresponding online news sites under common ownership. The Commissi

The Invercargill Licensing Trust (ILT) announced this morning (April 19), a six to seven-storey $40 million hotel will be built on a 3000 sqm site on the corner of Don and Dee Streets in Invercargill’s City Centre. ILT general manager Greg Mulvey said the 120-room complex will be built in two stages

A massive commercial, residential hub is to be built on prime inner city land. whatsoninvers.nz can reveal that a deal has all but been done for a Russian / Oriental joint conglomerate to purchase the north half of Queens Park. It’s believed the as yet unnamed conglomerate will be paying top dollar