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* The Invercargill Airport terminal is now officially named the Sir Tim Shadbolt Terminal. * The renaming recognises Sir Tim’s impact on the airport and broader community growth. * The terminal will also feature storytelling signage highlighting his contributions to the city. Invercargill Airport on Wednesday 7th October, officially renamed its terminal

* National-led Government's support rises to 55%, widening the gap over Labour-Greens-Maori Party. * National's support increases to 37.5%, its highest level in six months since March 2024. * Labour drops to 23%, while Greens and Maori Party show slight increases in support. The latest Roy Morgan New

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* The Reserve Bank has lowered the OCR by 0.5%, citing subdued economic activity. * Retail banks, including Kiwibank, ANZ, and ASB, promptly reduced their variable rates. * Finance Minister Nicola Willis welcomed the cut, highlighting potential relief for households and businesses. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has announced a 0.

Meeting of the Infrastructure and Projects Committee held in the Council Chamber, Civic Theatre, 88 Tay Street, Invercargill on Tuesday 8 October 2024 at 3.00 pm. Read more: Decisions Made On Bluff Wastewater Treatment ProjectBluff’s Wastewater Treatment Plan project has missed out being fast tracked by the Government,

* A man died in a water-related incident in Milford Sound, Southland, yesterday afternoon. * Emergency services were alerted to two people needing help in the water at 12:50pm. * One other person sustained minor injuries, and the incident is being referred to the Coroner. A man has died following a water-related

Watch: Hearings for Museum of Southland Consultation held in the Council Chamber, Civic Theatre, 88 Tay Street, Invercargill on Tuesday 8 October 2024 at 10.00 am. Read the agenda and list of submitters. Related: Watch: ICC Infrastructure and Projects Committee Meeting - 8 October 2024

* Police urge locals to lock vehicles after an increase in thefts in Clutha. * A young person was arrested following a search warrant and stolen items were recovered. * Community vigilance and securing vehicles can help reduce crime and theft incidents. Police are advising Clutha residents to secure their vehicles after a