New safe and appropriate speed limits for road network

New safe and appropriate speed limits will be in place on the Invercargill Districts road network from Monday 17 October. The Roading and Traffic Bylaw 2022, adopted by Invercargill City Council on May 24, first came into force on 1 July with changes introduced to the CBD, Windsor and South City. Council Manager Strategic Asset […]

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New Invercargill Mayor thanks Sir Tim Shadbolt

Invercargill City Council’s new mayor, Nobby Clark, wants his first official act to be one of thanks. The polls for the local government election 2022 closed on Saturday and preliminary results showed Clark was the clear winner of the mayoralty with 7260 votes, almost 3000 ahead of the next candidate. Clark will take over the […]

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Preliminary results confirm Invercargill City Councillors

Invercargill City Council’s preliminary election results have confirmed the position of new Mayor Nobby Clark and several returning and new Councillors. Polls for the local government elections closed at midday Saturday. Preliminary results delivered on Sunday afternoon, after a slight delay, confirmed Invercargill has elected Nobby Clark to be Mayor, with 7260 votes. Invercargill City […]

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Councillors elected for Invercargill City Council

Invercargill city has elected its new Councillors for the next triennium. Polls closed at midday today in the local body elections across Aotearoa. Progress results delivered to Invercargill City Council today show sitting councillors Nigel Skelt, Darren Ludlow, Ian Pottinger and Allan Arnold will remain on council. They will be joined by new Councillors Tom […]

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