* Dawn Meats plans to acquire 65 percent of Alliance Group shares for NZ$250 million. * Proposed deal aims to strengthen finances, fund growth and deliver returns to farmer shareholders. * Partnership would create strong global market presence combining beef and lamb expertise. Alliance Group has announced that shareholders will soon vote

In this episode of 90 Seconds+ Mayor Nobby Clark speaks candidly about the upcoming election, council achievements, and controversial issues—from the clock tower budget to abuse of mobility subsidies. Don’t miss this no-nonsense update from Southland’s civic frontlines. Also worth a watch: Nobby Clark On Challenges In

* Lotto Second Division wins brought celebrations for players in Invercargill and across the country. * MyLotto app sales contributed to multiple wins, including significant Invercargill prizes on separate draws. * Rotorua player secured extra Powerball Second Division prize, increasing their total winnings substantially. Invercargill Lotto players have enjoyed a streak of good

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Mitre 10 Mega Invercargill is stoked with its upgraded Columbus cafe, and the local community is too. General manager Tracy Key said the interior is now more light and modern, making for a more enjoyable customer experience. “This new look complements the new kids play area that was refreshed earlier

Tension is building between Invercargill city councillors, with Grant Dermody and Tom Campbell accusing Ian Pottinger of being misleading and scaremongering in the build up to elections. Cr Pottinger is a mayoral candidate and spoke publicly on Friday last week about rumours the Bluff wastewater upgrade could cost ratepayers tens

Corbin Strong narrowly missed a second stage win at the Arctic Race of Norway today, battling to second place on stage three in a head-to-head showdown with Tom Pidcock (Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team) on the uphill finish in Målselv. Strong may have settled for second place but the Kiwi

Corbin Strong continued his excellent run of form on Thursday, winning the opening stage of the Arctic Race of Norway in Harstad. The 25-year-old out-sprinted the field on a short uphill finish, just ahead of teammate Riley Sheehan, to secure his third win in only 12 days. Corbin Strong Seals