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* Central Government raises parking infringement fees, with some fines increasing by 70 percent. * Incorrect use of mobility parks now incurs a steep penalty of $750 without a valid permit. * Invercargill City Council reminds drivers to park mindfully and activate parking machines. Invercargill City Council is encouraging residents to be more

More funding will be allocated to the Invercargill City Council’s human resource department to alleviate staffing pressures. The Finance and Policy Committee agreed that an extra $265,000 should be spent on combating rise in ‘harm exposure,’ after a rise in physical and psychologist incidents at council over the

* Clean drinking water now flows through the northern section of Branxholme Pipeline Upgrade. * Invercargill project strengthens water supply resilience with progress on critical pipeline work. * Pipeline completion expected soon with continued work in southern Invercargill areas. The northern section of the Branxholme Pipeline Upgrade is now operational, delivering clean drinking

New containers will be in place outside the old Briscoes building by the end of the month. Invercargill City Council chief executive Michael Day confirmed they had been proactively working with the owner of the building on issues that have been raised by the community.  “Our focus in the short

* Environment Southland recorded 856 speeding breaches by staff between April and June. * Speeding data was analysed following requests by the risk and assurance committee. * Significant decrease in higher speed violations seen after managers began receiving reports. Environment Southland (ES) has been closely monitoring the driving behaviour of its staff, revealing

Invercargill City Council is preparing to relocate its staff from the Civic Building at 101 Esk Street to temporary offices within Invercargill Central and the adjacent HWR building. This shift, which will last around five years, is a part of the Council’s efforts to address the deteriorating condit

Invercargill City Council is inviting residents to participate in shaping the final budget for Southland’s new museum. The Council has opened submissions for the public consultation titled “Funding the Vision.” The community is asked to choose from four proposed options to address a budget shortfall