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New Website Rollout Saturday
New Website Rollout Saturday
Featured   -   Sep 06, 2024

Just a short note that we will be rolling out our shiny new website this after/evening, content maybe unavailable for a short time. Lots more exciting things to tell you about once we fully launch. Mike and the team.

More Job Losses Expected as Government Reforms Te Pūkenga
More Job Losses Expected as Government Reforms Te Pūkenga
Education   -   Sep 05, 2024

The Minister for Tertiary Education and Skills has warned of more job losses as the government continues to reform Te Pūkenga, the country’s tertiary education network. Penny Simmonds stated that “pain” was inevitable in the sector, with further cuts expected as institutes either stand alone or join

National-led Government Widens Lead in Latest Poll Amid Economic Optimism
National-led Government Widens Lead in Latest Poll Amid Economic Optimism
News   -   Sep 05, 2024

The latest Roy Morgan poll for August 2024 shows a significant boost in support for New Zealand’s National-led coalition government. The coalition, comprising the National, ACT, and New Zealand First parties, increased its lead over the Labour-Greens-Māori Party opposition, securing 53% of the vote,

New Website Rollout Saturday
Featured   -   Sep 06, 2024 New Website Rollout Saturday

Just a short note that we will be rolling out our shiny new website this after/evening, content maybe unavailable for a short time. Lots more exciting things to tell you about once we fully launch. Mike and the team.

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New Website Rollout Saturday
New Website Rollout Saturday
Featured   -   Sep 06, 2024

Just a short note that we will be rolling out our shiny new website this after/evening, content maybe unavailable for a short time. Lots more exciting things to tell you about once we fully launch. Mike and the team.

90 Seconds+ with Invercargill Mayor Nobby Clark, Donovan Farm, Old Briscoes Building
90 Seconds+ with Invercargill Mayor Nobby Clark, Donovan Farm, Old Briscoes Building
90 Seconds+   -   Sep 06, 2024

🎥 Welcome Back to 90 Seconds+ with Invercargill Mayor Nobby Clark Clark! 🎥 Today, we tackle the hot topic of our Christmas lights and why things are changing. Nobby explains the challenges and the controversial decision to scale back next year, with a plan to involve retailers in brightening up th

Wind and Rain to Impact Invercargill and Southland Over Weekend
Wind and Rain to Impact Invercargill and Southland Over Weekend
News   -   Sep 06, 2024

Residents of Invercargill, Southland, Clutha, and Stewart Island are set to experience rough weather, with a strong wind watch in effect from 9 AM today until 7 AM tomorrow. MetService has forecast northwesterly winds to intensify during the day, with gusts reaching up to 90 km/h, especially in coas

New Legislation Aims to Cut Building Costs in New Zealand
New Legislation Aims to Cut Building Costs in New Zealand
News   -   Sep 06, 2024

The New Zealand government has announced a major legislative change aimed at making building in the country easier and more affordable. Building and Construction Minister Chris Penk revealed the Building (Overseas Building Products, Standards, and Certification Schemes) Amendment Bill, which promise

More Job Losses Expected as Government Reforms Te Pūkenga
More Job Losses Expected as Government Reforms Te Pūkenga
Education   -   Sep 05, 2024

The Minister for Tertiary Education and Skills has warned of more job losses as the government continues to reform Te Pūkenga, the country’s tertiary education network. Penny Simmonds stated that “pain” was inevitable in the sector, with further cuts expected as institutes either stand alone or join

National-led Government Widens Lead in Latest Poll Amid Economic Optimism
National-led Government Widens Lead in Latest Poll Amid Economic Optimism
News   -   Sep 05, 2024

The latest Roy Morgan poll for August 2024 shows a significant boost in support for New Zealand’s National-led coalition government. The coalition, comprising the National, ACT, and New Zealand First parties, increased its lead over the Labour-Greens-Māori Party opposition, securing 53% of the vote,

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