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* Invercargill MP Penny Simmonds supports farmers facing severe weather conditions in Southland. * Rainfall levels in some areas have exceeded 200 percent of the long-term September average. * Farmers struggle with ongoing wet weather, low lamb prices, and mental health challenges. Invercargill MP Penny Simmonds has voiced her support for Southland farmers
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
* ACC proposes annual levy rises for motorists, employers, and workers over the next three years. * Rising injury numbers and rehabilitation costs are driving the proposed increases across major levy groups. * Changes include higher levies for motorbikes, ballet dancers, and high-risk sports, with discounts for safety measures. The Accident Compensation Corporation
* Twelve Lotto players win $21,202 each in Second Division, including one from Invercargill. * Invercargill's winning ticket was sold at Windsor Stationery & Lotto in tonight's draw. * Six First Division winners scoop $166,667 each; Powerball rolls over to $5 million. Twelve Lotto players, including one
A planned aerial 1080 drop to rid Stewart Island of Norway rats and other pest species has some locals concerned, following a public meeting this week. Predator Free Rakiura is planning to use a 10,000ha trial block at the southern end of Rakiura in Autumn 2025, to learn what
* Invercargill hosts a thrilling tree-climbing event in Queens Park next weekend for all ages. * Tree climbing and bushcraft workshops offer unique outdoor experiences for families and children. * Participants will climb, swing, and learn survival skills in workshops led by outdoor specialists. Invercargill is set to host an exhilarating and unique
The New Zealand Government is moving forward with further financial reforms to make it easier for Kiwis to access finance when needed. Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Andrew Bayly announced the changes, highlighting their importance for both individuals and the broader economy. “Financial ser
A new stadium for Southland is gaining momentum, with the working group involved in its feasibility given the go ahead this week. On Tuesday, Invercargill City Council’s Community Wellbeing and Regulatory Committee backed the creation of the group that would also include representatives from Rugby Southland and Active Southland.