The latest water quality samples from Waituna Lagoon show no further sign of potentially toxic algae, easing fears of a disrupted start to the fishing season.
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Further information regarding dog euthanasia
Captive bolt guns were first used by Invercargill City Council in April 2016 following the approval of the method by elected Council members.
Read More >Water treatment plant upgrade opened
Mayor Tim Shadbolt officially opened the $12 million upgrade to the Branxholme water treatment plant on Monday,
Read More >Have your say on Southland development agency
The Southland Mayoral Forum is inviting submissions on its proposal for a Southland Regional Development Agency
Read More >Animals a labour of love
For Animal Services Acting Team Leader Elle Dickson, working with dogs is a labour of love.
Read More >Council offers natural burials
People who wish to have a natural burial can now do so at Invercargill’s Eastern Cemetery. A natural burial is the interment of the body in the soil in a manner that does not inhibit decomposition, but allows the body to recycle naturally. Parks Manager Robin Pagan said the Invercargill City Council sought to accommodate […]
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