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Great news for Southland New Zealand Aluminium Smelters Limited (NZAS) and Meridian have today entered into a revised contract for 572MW until 2030, allowing the smelter’s three potlines to remain fully operational. NZAS Chief Executive Gretta Stephens said this was good news for the NZAS workforce,

The next ILT pub to get a rebuild after the Northern and Southland venues it’s the Waikiwi’s turn with demolition of the old CVC truck site on the corner of Gimlet & North road. ILT announced last year that they were planning to relocate and build a new Waikiwi tavern with a new yet to […]

Start the countdown to the arrival of the popular chocolate gold – Lewis Road Creamery Fresh Chocolate Milk as it will be available in Invers from 2nd September with Lewis Road Creamery also launching two new flavours when the company’s hugely popular chocolate milk finally goes on sale in the South

Proposal fail: This couple’s engagement photo seems to include an unintended sexual reference One couple may have unintentionally said ‘I do’ to sharing a bit too much personal information after posing for an inadvertently risqué engagement photo – which has quickly been shared by thousands of peopl

One of the worse kept secrets in town, New Zealand gourmet burger chain BurgerFuel are set to open an Invercargill store at the Cnr of Spey & Dee streets. The site is the former $2 shop (and before that the location is better known as the old Jeans n Tops store) Construction has been under […]

Local company TopGear Audio & Installation are all moved into their nice new showroom and workshop at 92 Jed street, you can’t miss the big yellow building. Scott, Donna & the team have had great feedback about their new location. TopGear Audio & Installation also specialise in Farm Security, Home S

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So what does a $100,000 sculpture buy you that has been shrouded in secrecy for months will finally be unveiled in south Invercargill next month. The 7-metre by 10m whale tail – designed by Hawkes Bay artist David Trubridge – was chosen from 38 entrants as the winner of South Alive’s sculpture compe