Awarua Synergy has completed one of its most challenging operations to date — a two-week insulation deployment across the Chatham Islands and Pitt Island that pushed logistics, endurance, and teamwork to the absolute limit. While the Deep South is known for its rugged conditions, the Chatham’s proved to be “nextlevel

Marching Southland once again delivered an impressive performance at the New Zealand Marching Championships 2026, held at Te Rauparaha Arena on 13 and 14 March. The national event brought together 30 teams from across the country, creating a highly competitive environment. Despite the strong field, Southland’s four teams stood

Career firefighter union members in the south are facing pay cuts while they carry on their two-weekly strikes from this Friday. Invercargill NZPFU representative Aaron Ramsey said strike action is continuing on Mondays and Fridays for an hour, on the corner of Gala Street, where the protest moved several weeks

Walkinshaw TWG Racing has appointed Scott O’Donnell as a Director, following the purchase of shares in the Melbourne-based team by ODFI Ltd. The move adds another experienced figure to the team’s leadership while maintaining its current name and structure. ODFI Ltd joins existing shareholders, the Walkinshaw Group led

Datagrid New Zealand has signed a major long-term energy agreement with Mercury, securing a 140 megawatt Power Purchase Option Agreement to support its growing artificial intelligence infrastructure. The 15-year deal is among the largest commercial energy arrangements in the country dedicated to high-performance computing and AI operations. The agreement provides

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The Government has opened public consultation on two new packages aimed at updating New Zealand’s transport rules, focusing on everyday safety and reducing compliance costs for freight operators. Transport Minister Chris Bishop says the changes are designed to address practical issues faced by families, drivers and trucking companies. “For

Health services across New Zealand are set for a significant shift, with decision making moving closer to local communities from 1 July. The changes are being welcomed by Invercargill MP Penny Simmonds, who says they will help ensure healthcare better reflects the needs of regions such as Southland. Under the