The councillors who signed the requisition have released a statement to media. The decision to file the requisition against fellow councillor and deputy mayor Stewart MacDonell came after much deliberation and attempts to work collaboratively to provide the best governance structure for our communit

A groovy new espresso cafe has set up in Invercargill, injecting another fix of caffeine on the edge of the central business district. Groove Espresso is owned by Lloyd and Taya who sold up their coffee roasting business in Perth “and moved back home to a little place called Invercargill,” earlier t

Winston Peters discusses the Governments Five Waters with Sean Plunket. The media fails to notice the select committee bombshell that will hand iwi control over coastal and geothermal water. Only iwi have the right to issue these edicts, which are binding on the Water Services Entity in their region

Fonterra can today confirm that its new Flexible Shareholding capital structure is set to be implemented in late March 2023, subject to the Board being satisfied that the relevant preparations are completed before then. The structure, which is laid out in a step-by-step tool for shareholders as well

One of Invercargill’s most popular Christmas traditions is back this Saturday, and the crowd is expected to be just as lively as always. Santa Parade organisers are busy getting ready for the big event, as well as a family Gala afternoon to follow from 2:30pm on Gala Street reserve. The original 3km

Healthy Pets New Zealand is once again hosting the two-day ‘Dogs Day Out’ event, to give canine owners a chance to learn some new things and have a great day out with their dogs. The event first started in February 2021 and provides dog owners with valuable education, as well as a chance to join […]

Anybody walking into the Spring Into Wellbeing Expo at the Wallacetown Community Centre on Saturday would have felt a sense of calm. And that’s exactly what the organisers Kate Watkinson and Katie Oliver wanted. Many people commented that from the moment they walked into the expo they felt peaceful,

It’s not likely to be a very happy Christmas for Southern Institute of Technology staff and students, as uncertainty looms over the future of the organisation, jobs and courses. It’s appalling that staff and students are living in this information vacuum, but it’s even worse that Te Pūkenga manageme