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Regional Infrastructure Fund loan made to airline (opens the original)
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A $640,000 Regional Infrastructure Fund loan will help strengthen the air link across Foveaux Strait. Associate Regional Development Minister Mark Patterson yesterday announced the loan to South East Air — which owns and operates Stewart Island Flights. The airline is the only commercial operator that has scheduled flights to Rakiura Stewart Island all year round. The company owns five aeroplanes, with one out of commission at present, and the loan will enable the fifth aircraft to be returned t
Southland Country scrum their way to success (opens the original)
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Dominant scrummaging has helped Southland Country get the better of their Otago counterparts. Southland won the Tuppy Diack Memorial Shield game against Otago Country 31 to 29 on Saturday at Mataura. The team also won the Donaghy Shield contested between the two teams and finished fourth on the table ahead of Otago. Coach AJ Aitken said he could not say how many times his forward pack pushed Otago back. “Our scrum was a damn sight better than theirs.” Otago may have felt hard done by given the n
Generous Southlanders support drive for family room (opens the original)
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Admiring the collection of groceries and other items given during the Southland Volunteer Army drive for the Ronald McDonald Family Room at Southland Hospital are (from left) army major events and communication lead Jacob Wilkinson-Hall, family room community engagement advisor Katelyn Herman and Kiwi Skips owners Kereana and Daniel Butterfield. Mr Wilkinson-Hall said the group was “blown away” by the community response to the drive. “This appeal showed the power of young people and communities
Councillors in support of rates assistance (opens the original)
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Postponed rates payments and loans to improve properties could be on the horizon for Invercargill ratepayers. The options form part of a rates assistance scheme, which has been agreed on in principle by most of the city’s councillors. Councillors discussed the proposed scheme at a workshop last month. It comprises three options — allowing residents to postpone their rates payments, developers to defer development levies and residents to loan money for projects that improved their properties. Cou
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