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Invercargill shoppers have scored big after a city centre promotion attracted more than 10,000 entries and boosted local business in April.
The Visit, Shop & Explore campaign, run by Great South and Invercargill City Council, offered a $3,000 prize pool to encourage people to shop locally. Seven winners were drawn under police supervision on May 7.
Stephen won...
Invercargill City Council is looking to introduce number plate recognition technology for parking enforcement, following concerns about public behaviour towards parking wardens.
The council has put out a tender for vehicle-mounted technology that would work alongside handheld devices to "improve parking accessibility and safety for our officers".
The move comes af...
The cost of hiring an out-of-town expert for Invercargill City Council's water committee has nearly doubled from initial estimates.
The council originally reported spending $12,268 to recruit Nelson-based Lee Babe as an independent member of its water committee, but has now revealed the final bill reached $23,658.
The council declined to comment further on why cos...
Southland Police are urging users of dating apps to take steps to protect themselves when meeting up with people they’ve only spoken to online.
Southland Area Prevention Manager acting Inspector Mel Robertson says Police have been made aware of two incidents in the last week where people have been assaulted by the people they are meeting up with from these apps.
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The current National-ACT-NZ First coalition government is strongly positioned to win a second term, according to the latest NZ Herald-Motu Research Poll of Polls.
The research shows the coalition has an 88.3% probability of forming the next government, with combined support of 50.2% compared to the opposition's 44.9%. This 5.3 percentage point lead has grown from just 3...