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Invercargill Police have arrested a man in relation to two aggravated robberies at the BP Elles Road service station on 20 August and 10 September this year. A 19-year-old man is due to appear in Invercargill District Court today (Saturday 21st Sept) Enquiries into the incidents are ongoing, as is t

To vote in a local authority, you need to be enrolled on either the residential roll (the same roll which is used at the General Elections for government. Here is where the 10 sitting councillors stand on the Wastenet Tender: The sitting city councillors and mayoral candidates to oppose Wastenet rec

The first harness race meeting of the season in Invercargill hosted by the Invercargill Harness Racing Club takes place at Ascot Park Raceway on Saturday 21st September and will include some very special features. Harness Racing New Zealand and the Invercargill Harness Racing Club are combining to h

Invercargill Police are currently investigating the aggravated robberies of the Tay Street Night and Day on 7 September and BP Elles Road on 10 September 2019. A man wearing dark coloured clothing and a black and white bandana over his face entered the Tay Street Night and Day on 7 September at arou

An email sent to Mayor Tim Shadbolt, Invercargill City Councillors, and media by Invercargill Ratepayers Advocacy Group spokesperson Nobby Clark has shed light on a potential conflict involving councillor Alex Crackett and her position as an ICC mediation representative. The email included Facebook

Nominations for Invercargill Licensing Trust (6 vacancies) Sean Peter Bellew Candidate Profile Statement: My principal place of residence is in the Invercargill Licensing Trust area. 3 terms of ILT board experience & ILT knowledge provides the valuable asset of steady hands at a crucial time of chan

On Thursday evening (5th September) the Chamber of Commerce hosted a ‘Meet the Mayoral Candidates’ at SIT Centrestage. MC was John Prendergast asking questions to incumbent Sir Mayor Tim Shadbolt, Deputy Mayor Becs Amundsen, Cr Darren Ludlow and Steve Chernishov, followed by a Q&A from the audience.

The death of the clipboard is imminent as the Invercargill City Council Building Services team goes digital. Building inspectors have this week begun electronic inspections – swapping their clipboards for tablets. Electronic inspections are the first step in the rollout of Go Get – a suite of applic