Invercargill City Council Chief Executive Richard King says he disputes the allegation published by the New Zealand Herald today that an animal control officer “stomped” on a dogs head.
Read More >Council, SIT, Labour share positive talks
Positive talks were held on Monday (11 September 2017) about the possible impact of free tertiary education on Southern Institute of Technology and the city by civic leaders and Labour Party former leader Andrew Little and local candidate Liz Craig.
Read More >City prepares to welcome refugees
Mayor Tim Shadbolt, on behalf of the Invercargill City Council, will host a community information meeting on 13 September in preparation for the arrival of the first Colombian refugees to Invercargill in March 2018.
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 >Business talks open doors to Chinese market
Invercargill’s civic and business leaders have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that will allow Southland businesses greater access to a market of 5.8 million people in Invercargill’s sister city, Suqian, China. The document was signed in Suqian on Friday night (NZ time) after three hours of intense discussions between members of the visiting Invercargill […]
Read More >Branding the City Centre
The Invercargill City Council tonight unveiled a branding package to reinvigorate the central city by boosting business and consumer interest.
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