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The chain link sculpture at Stirling Point car park in Bluff is currently closed off to the public until further notice due to sharp edges. Staff are looking into the matter. The sculpture is cordoned off in such a way that the path can still be used.

Water Manager Alister Murray answers your questions about the proposal to investigate a second water source for our city! Remember to have your say on the 2018-2028 Long-term Plan here: https://icc.govt.nz/public-documents/consultation/

Council’s Long-Term Plan (LTP) 2018-2028 Consultation Document has been adopted during an extraordinary Council meeting yesterday. The LTP sets out Council’s vision and examines the projects and services the Council will deliver for the next 10 years, with the Consultation Document covering the key

Invercargill City Council wants to hear your views on the heritage buildings in Invercargill’s city centre. What value do you place on them? Which buildings would you like to keep? What help, if any, should Council and the community be providing to building owners to help protect our heritage? Fill

The Invercargill City Council is advising motorists to avoid Gala Street, between Jed Street and Kelvin Street this Sunday as road marking is carried out. One lane of Gala Street will remain open at all times, however there may be some delays, therefore motorists are urged to take alternative routes

The Invercargill City Council has appointed Clare Hadley as its new Chief Executive, Mayor Tim Shadbolt announced today. Mrs Hadley has previously held the position of Chief Executive at Nelson City Council and Rangitikei District Council, and has served as President of the Society of Local Governme

The Invercargill City Council will be constantly monitoring the forecast heavy rainfall for the region and reviewing water restrictions during the next few days, including the weekend and Waitangi Day, Water Manager Alister Murray said today. The Invercargill City Council this week banned domestic o

Last week after whatsoninvers.nz busted Invercargill City council for water blasting the Museum while issuing a hosing ban to ratepayers, council have responding with more excuses -why do as we say, not as we do via their facebook page. From ICC Facebook page: We know many of you have had concerns r