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As we look back on another year of What’s On Invers, let’s reflect on some of our news stories that made the headlines. Flicking back through my notebook (nowadays it’s Notebook LM - yes we’ve embraced AI as our ‘assistant.’  With this latest technology if you

Fuel companies NPD and Gull have announced plans to merge their national operations, a move that would create the country’s largest independent, majority Kiwi-owned fuel company. The proposed merger remains subject to Commerce Commission approval. If approved, it would see NPD and Gull combine their sites, teams and supply

With the holiday season here, we’re wrapping up another big year of stories and shared experiences. It’s almost time to flick the switch to autopilot for a well-deserved break. To our incredible team – Mal, Aimee and Vincent – your dedication and passion make all the difference. You guys truly

The Roger Sutton Boardwalk in Invercargill will remain closed into the New Year following storm damage that left the structure unstable. The boardwalk, which forms part of the Estuary Walkway, has been shut since extreme winds swept through Southland on 23 October. Invercargill City Council Manager Parks and Recreation Caroline

Invercargill has once again lit up with festive spirit as the winners of three major Christmas competitions were announced, bringing colour, joy and community connection to the city this holiday season. Get Festive Invercargill 2025 saw more than 1,000 public votes cast to determine the standout storefront displays. First

A major Police operation targeting gang-related drug offending in Southland has led to eight arrests and the seizure of drugs, firearms and cash. Operation Diablo, carried out last week, saw officers execute 12 search warrants at properties and vehicles in and around Invercargill. The operation was led by Southland’s

Invercargill career firefighters are not giving up on better working conditions for staff, with a 7th strike set down for Boxing Day. Station officer Aaron Ramsay, also the union representative in the south, said a meeting held on Tuesday December 23rd will confirm if it’s going ahead or not,

Fonterra Co-operative Group Ltd has today provided an update on its forecast Farmgate Milk Price for the 2025/26 season.   The Co-op has adjusted the forecast range from $9.00-$10.00 per kgMS to $8.50-$9.50 per kgMS with the midpoint changing from $9.50 per kgMS