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Lockdown - back into old habits, are we? - Vimarsana News

Lockdown - back into old habits, are we?

Remember what we got up to last time. The good old days formerly known as ''these trying times''.

Murihiku Polyfest event in question in light of national lockdown - Vimarsana News

Murihiku Polyfest event in question in light of national lockdown

Organisers of the Murihiku Polyfest are unsure if the cultural event, which involves hundreds of students from throughout the region, will be able to kick off on Monday.

Tourism boost expected as international interest in Southland venues rise - Vimarsana News

Tourism boost expected as international interest in Southland venues rise

Interest in the Southland region's tourism industry, including from Australian buyers, is expected to be on the rise after a successful Meetings trade show in Auckland.

Bold action wanted on Airbnb - Vimarsana News

Bold action wanted on Airbnb

Oamaru’s commercial accommodation providers could be in trouble if something is not done to counter the effect Airbnbs are having on the industry. Poshtel owner Phillip McNicholl is calling on the Waitaki District Council to take “decisive and bold” action before there are no commercial operators left in Oamaru. There are about 135 Airbnb properties running in Oamaru, but before Covid-19 there had been more than 300. “Each one of those has got two or three bedrooms. That’s equivalent of, you know, 20 Poshtels being built in that period of three years,” Mr McNicholl said. “It’s...

West Auckland's The Trusts to implement living wage for entire workforce - Vimarsana News

West Auckland's The Trusts to implement living wage for entire workforce

From April, more than 300 people employed by The Trusts in West Auckland will earn the living wage.