Public raise changing room exclusivity
Public raise changing room exclusivity
More than 70 members of the public raised the issue of women’s exclusivity in Invercargill’s pool changing rooms in a meeting with council staff, Mayor Nobby Clark said.
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Youth workers voice concerns
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Youth workers voice concerns
Youth sector workers are worried there are not enough mental health services for rangatahi, the Youth Minister says.
Conference aiming to 'supercharge' youth sector
Conference aiming to 'supercharge' youth sector
Youth sector workers are worried there are not enough mental health services for rangatahi, the Youth Minister says.
New plan prepares library for future
New plan prepares library for future
The Invercargill City Library is set to be "future-proofed" after councillors voted to adopt a new strategy.
‘This is about fighting for public education’
‘This is about fighting for public education’
A month ago they were angry; now teachers are furious in their plight to be heard by central government.
Duck season off to a dry, calm start
Duck season off to a dry, calm start
Calm and clear skies made for low counts on the opening weekend of duck-shooting season this year.
'Call of the Wild' celebrates start of duck-hunting season
'Call of the Wild' celebrates start of duck-hunting season
While ducks prepared for a nerve-wracking weekend, Southland primary school pupils were preparing in their own way.
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Sexist remarks ‘just part of life’: male councillor
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Sexist remarks ‘just part of life’: male councillor
Amid allegations of sexism at the Invercargill City Council, a sitting councillor says women receiving comments about their looks is "just part of life".
Recycling education imperative: Crs
Recycling education imperative: Crs
Education around recycling in Invercargill needs to be accellerated, some councillors said yesterday.
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Unifying extension complete
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Unifying extension complete
A long-held dream for an Invercargill church has officially been realised.
Council chooses low-key coronation celebration
Council chooses low-key coronation celebration
The coronation of King Charles III will be marked in Invercargill with a low-key tree planting ceremony in Queen’s Park.
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$15.5m upgrade of stopbank completed
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$15.5m upgrade of stopbank completed
A once-in-a-generation project to enhance Invercargill’s climate resilience for the next century has been completed.
Watch: $15.5m upgrade of stopbank completed
Watch: $15.5m upgrade of stopbank completed
A once-in-a-generation project to enhance Invercargill’s climate resilience for the next century has been completed.
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Mana whenua rep left out of forum
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Mana whenua rep left out of forum
An Invercargill mana whenua representative is disappointed with her council for being left out of the local government conference.
Progress on degraded roads in Southland
Progress on degraded roads in Southland
A light at the end of the tunnel may have appeared for the storied sagas of Omaui’s roads.
War-time gift had unlikely recipient
War-time gift had unlikely recipient
From a little farm in Riverton to the battlefields in France.
Voting age splits youth council
Voting age splits youth council
The Invercargill Youth Council cannot come to a united, unanimous opinion about the proposal to lower the voting age to 16.
Tighter rules after Southern Lakes Helicopter plunge
Tighter rules after Southern Lakes Helicopter plunge
Mistaking water for clear air led to a helicopter plunging into freezing water off Auckland Island, narrowly missing steep cliffs, an inquiry into the accident has found.
A headline act close to three decades in the making
A headline act close to three decades in the making
She is back but she has never really been away.
Central streets officially completed
Central streets officially completed
Three years of development has come to an end as two of Invercargill’s busiest streets were officially opened yesterday.