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Wachner Place will retain its clock structure and be restored, and buses will also be able to enter lower Esk Street to access the new Distinction hotel. It seems like a win-win for everyone, except those staunchly opposed to changing anything about Wachner Place, and honouring its history.Related:

The redevelopment of Invercargill’s museum scene has progressed with the announcement of Eloise Wallace as the director of the Museum of Southland. Michael Day, the Chief Executive of the Invercargill City Council, has confirmed her appointment, noting her diverse and commendable experience in the m

The vibrant Indian community of Southland came together in grand style to commemorate the Festival of Lights, Diwali in Invercargill on Saturday. Diwali symbolises the win of good over evil and light over darkness. Organised by Indian Community Southland Inc, the event was a resounding success, draw

Stadium Southland Limited heralded a new chapter with the announcement of Jo Hutton as the incoming General Manager of ILT Stadium Southland. Hayden Rankin, acting as the Interim Chair for SSL, lauded the high-quality pool of candidates and the intensive selection procedure, which culminated in Hutt

Invercargill’s Russell Square is set to become the new home for the much-anticipated portable pump track, Tunatuna, with a festive launch event planned for December 6. The Invercargill City Council facilitated a city-wide decision-making process, hosting an online poll that resulted in the selection

The Observation Rock viewpoint, renowned for its exceptional night skies on Stewart Island, has been reopened to the public after the completion of a new viewing platform and safety barrier. The construction project, which started in July, was aimed at enhancing the visitor experience and ensuring s

Riders departed Invercargill on their journey north on November 5, embarking on a nationwide Baton Relay to raise funds for the victims of Cyclone Gabrielle. Organized by the Ulysses Motorcycle Club of NZ and O.T.B.T., the relay will traverse through Dunedin, Oamaru, Timaru, Christchurch, Blenheim,

When Thijs Hubber arrived in Invercargill on Sunday after biking all day and night from Christchurch, there were a few world cycling officials to meet him, along with Invercargill City Mayor Nobby Clark. Former New Zealand cyclist Graham Sycamore and Tony Iverson were both there to see him complete