By Michael Solitt Stormwater Technical Officer On 21 September, Council, in association with Environment Southland, Department of Conservation, Southern Landcare Trust, Otago University and several of Invercargill’s Rotary Clubs took part in a Conservation Week event held at Queens Park. We were lucky to have such nice weather for the event, meaning it was well […]
Read More >Month: October 2019
Last week to have your say
This week is your last chance to vote in the City Council, ILT, Region and SDHB elections. Voting closes at midday on Saturday 12 October, if you are yet to vote please drop your voting papers into the Invercargill City Council’s Civic Administration Building (CAB), the Invercargill Public Library or the Bluff Service Centre. With […]
Read More >Detour for Troopers Memorial Roundabout
As the Inner city water renewal project progresses part of the Troopers Memorial roundabout on the Tay Street and Dee Street intersection will be closed from Monday to install a new water main. Please follow the road signs, as some detours will be in place. Access to Clyde Street from Tay Street and Dee Street […]
Read More >Get those votes in the post TODAY!
By Deputy Electoral Officer Michael Morris Now is your chance to have your say on who will govern the City, ILT, Region and SDHB for the next three years. Voting is open and all voting papers have been delivered. If you have not received your voting papers then you will need to complete a special […]
Read More >Dee, Gala Street traffic lights out
WARNING! Wednesday 2 October The traffic lights at the intersection of Dee Street and Gala Street are presently OUT. Please take care while using this intersection and make sure you adhere to the Give Way rules! We’ll update you here when they are back on. Update 11.30am: The traffic lights are now going.
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