Four new street signs featuring poppies to honour servicemen who fought for New Zealand have been put up in Invercargill.
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Building consent boom for Invercargill
The Council has seen a 50 per cent increase in building consent values compared to the same time last year.
Read More >Smokefree Areas Policy feedback welcome
Although Council proposes to continue the Smokefree Areas Policy without changes it welcomes feedback about its effectiveness.
Read More >Council proposes to join Local Government Funding Agency scheme
The Invercargill City Council proposes to join the Local Government Funding Agency scheme and invites residents to make submissions on the proposal.
Read More >Appointment of directors to ICC-controlled companies
Two significant changes have this week occurred to the way in which the Invercargill City Council appoints directors to Invercargill City Holdings Limited (Holdco) and its subsidiaries. Council Chief Executive Clare Hadley said Council, in July, resolved that the Director Appointments Panel, which recommends candidates to council-controlled companies, should be independent, without any political representation. […]
Read More >Council adopts 2017-2018 Annual Report
The Invercargill City Council adopted its 2017-2018 Annual Report at a meeting on Tuesday night (30 October 2018). Council Interim Director of Finance Dave Foster said the report received a clear audit opinion from Audit New Zealand. The report shows a $5.4 million loss compared to a budgeted loss of $1.8m, however Council’s cash expenses […]
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