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It’s new, it’s better and it’s easier to operate. That’s the view of customers using the new recycling centre on Mersey Street. Hamish McMurdo, General Manager Southland Disability Enterprises said the drop off centre is safer and more efficient. ‘We opened on 30 November and already people can see

Sun, sea and soil: these are the key ingredients for growing New Zealand’s largest-ever medical cannabis crop. The first seedlings are now in the ground along the salt-laden and sunny slopes of Kēkerengū – just north of Kaikōura. The ocean-side plantation run by research and development and cultivat

We are very excited to announce, our Southland Chair, Cathie Cotter has been successful in being appointed as a member of the National Council of Rural Support Trusts (RST). Cathie replaces Gavan Herlihy from the Otago Rural Support Trust. Southland Rural Support Coordinator Lindsay Wright says, “It

Leading New Zealand energy companies Meridian Energy and Contact Energy are co‐funding a $2 million feasibility study to investigate the potential of a large scale, renewable hydrogen production facility in the lower Southland. Contact CEO Mike Fuge said the hydrogen production, export and dry year

The Invercargill Licensing Trust made a $780,000 profit in November, which was only slightly less than in 2019 – despite there being no large conferences booked after Covid-19. In a report from the chief executive for its monthly meeting today, Chris Ramsay said the year to date profit was currently

Hopes the thousands of tonnes of toxic waste stored in Mataura would be removed this year are now gone. The Environment Court mediation between the Environmental Defence Society and the waste’s producer New Zealand Aluminium Smelters and their owner Rio Tinto continued this week. The society had hop

The SIT Zero Fees Southland Sharks today confirmed their first signing for next year’s Sal’s National Basketball League season with Dom Kelman-Poto set to return for 2021. Kelman-Poto was a key member of the Sharks’ recent title-winning 3X3 combination and said it was an easy decision to return. “I’

Two Southern Institute of Technology (SIT) Bachelor of Environmental Management year-3 students, Brennan Mair and Xinxin Zhang, were selected to present at the “Weathering the Storm” conference in Invercargill last week, highlighting quality research which is taking place locally at undergraduate le