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Fonterra Raises Milk Price And Earnings Guidance
Fonterra Raises Milk Price And Earnings Guidance
Farming & Rural   -   Sep 25, 2024

* Fonterra increases forecast Farmgate Milk Price midpoint for 2024/25 season to $9.00 per kgMS. * Strong earnings in FY24 lead to a total dividend of 55 cents per share. * Fonterra explores divestment of its Consumer businesses to focus on core strengths. Fonterra Co-operative Group Ltd has announced a 50

Invercargill Council To Upgrade Temporary Chambers
Invercargill Council To Upgrade Temporary Chambers
Councils   -   Sep 25, 2024

* Invercargill City Council addresses sound and livestream issues in its temporary chambers. * Civic Building decisions could take up to six years for a permanent solution. * Planned upgrades to the temporary venue are expected to be completed by March 2025. The Invercargill City Council is planning improvements to its temporary chambers

Southland’s Top Exporters Celebrated At Gala
Southland’s Top Exporters Celebrated At Gala
Business   -   Sep 24, 2024

* Export Southland Gala recognised local businesses for their innovative contributions to global markets. * Ethan Todd won the NZAS Innovation in Export Award for his Backlanz bipod range. * The DHL Mentorship went to George Munro - Hokonui’s Laura Todd for her lambswool products. Southland’s most innovative exporters were celebrated

Watch: Invercargill City Council Meeting Tuesday 24th September
Watch: Invercargill City Council Meeting Tuesday 24th September
Councils   -   Sep 24, 2024

* Invercargill Council focuses on Coopers Creek management with strong community participation and interest. * Residents voice concerns during public forum, highlighting environmental, financial, and legal considerations. * Safety concerns raised by Hannah Pascoe for a zebra crossing on Layard Street. The Invercargill City Council meeting on 24 September 2024 is centred around

Southland Farmers Face Wet Spring Challenges
Southland Farmers Face Wet Spring Challenges
Farming & Rural   -   Sep 24, 2024

Southland farmers are grappling with an unusually wet spring, which has brought higher lamb death rates and low feed supplies. Persistent rain since August has made it difficult to manage paddocks, sow spring crops, and care for livestock. Jason Herrick, president of Southland’s Federated Farmers, described the situation as

Fonterra Raises Milk Price And Earnings Guidance
Farming & Rural   -   Sep 25, 2024 Fonterra Raises Milk Price And Earnings Guidance

* Fonterra increases forecast Farmgate Milk Price midpoint for 2024/25 season to $9.00 per kgMS. * Strong earnings in FY24 lead to a total dividend of 55 cents per share. * Fonterra explores divestment of its Consumer businesses to focus on core strengths. Fonterra Co-operative Group Ltd has announced a 50

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Fonterra Raises Milk Price And Earnings Guidance
Fonterra Raises Milk Price And Earnings Guidance
Farming & Rural   -   Sep 25, 2024

* Fonterra increases forecast Farmgate Milk Price midpoint for 2024/25 season to $9.00 per kgMS. * Strong earnings in FY24 lead to a total dividend of 55 cents per share. * Fonterra explores divestment of its Consumer businesses to focus on core strengths. Fonterra Co-operative Group Ltd has announced a 50

Status Quo Remains For Coopers Creek Village
Status Quo Remains For Coopers Creek Village
Councils   -   Sep 25, 2024

Coopers Creek residents have had their licences to occupy the land for another 21 years, with a right of renewal for up to 35 years. It may not have ended decades of uncertainty for the 25+ residents at the Sandy Point village, but the Invercargill City Council wasn’t prepared

New Legislation Targets Gangs In New Crackdown
New Legislation Targets Gangs In New Crackdown
New Zealand   -   Sep 25, 2024

* New legislation gives police and courts stronger powers to tackle gang-related activities. * Courts can issue non-consorting orders, and police can stop gang members from associating. * Repeat offenders face new restrictions on displaying gang insignia in both public and private. Legislation passed through Parliament today will provide police and the courts

Invercargill Residents Express Concerns Over Council Involvement
Invercargill Residents Express Concerns Over Council Involvement
Councils   -   Sep 25, 2024

* Invercargill residents expressed dissatisfaction with council decision-making in the latest survey. * Satisfaction for Splash Palace dropped significantly, while venues and events showed improvement. * Invercargill City Council urged residents to participate more in consultations and engagements. Invercargill residents have expressed dissatisfaction with how the local council involves people in decision-making, according

Invercargill Council To Upgrade Temporary Chambers
Invercargill Council To Upgrade Temporary Chambers
Councils   -   Sep 25, 2024

* Invercargill City Council addresses sound and livestream issues in its temporary chambers. * Civic Building decisions could take up to six years for a permanent solution. * Planned upgrades to the temporary venue are expected to be completed by March 2025. The Invercargill City Council is planning improvements to its temporary chambers

Southland’s Top Exporters Celebrated At Gala
Southland’s Top Exporters Celebrated At Gala
Business   -   Sep 24, 2024

* Export Southland Gala recognised local businesses for their innovative contributions to global markets. * Ethan Todd won the NZAS Innovation in Export Award for his Backlanz bipod range. * The DHL Mentorship went to George Munro - Hokonui’s Laura Todd for her lambswool products. Southland’s most innovative exporters were celebrated

Watch: Invercargill City Council Meeting Tuesday 24th September
Watch: Invercargill City Council Meeting Tuesday 24th September
Councils   -   Sep 24, 2024

* Invercargill Council focuses on Coopers Creek management with strong community participation and interest. * Residents voice concerns during public forum, highlighting environmental, financial, and legal considerations. * Safety concerns raised by Hannah Pascoe for a zebra crossing on Layard Street. The Invercargill City Council meeting on 24 September 2024 is centred around

Southland Farmers Face Wet Spring Challenges
Southland Farmers Face Wet Spring Challenges
Farming & Rural   -   Sep 24, 2024

Southland farmers are grappling with an unusually wet spring, which has brought higher lamb death rates and low feed supplies. Persistent rain since August has made it difficult to manage paddocks, sow spring crops, and care for livestock. Jason Herrick, president of Southland’s Federated Farmers, described the situation as

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