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Residents back ‘exorbitant’ Invercargill council units despite early issues Original

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By Matthew Rosenberg
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
Caption:Invercargill City Council's new $2.9 million Miller St project was officially opened in May.Photo credit:Supplied/Invercargill City Council Tenants at a council-owned housing complex in Invercargill have spoken positively about their new homes in the face of criticism they cost too much to build. Last month, two Invercargill city councillors labelled a $9200 per sqm build cost at the Miller St units "excessive" and "exorbitant".
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A city built for cars? Invercargill’s public transport problem

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By Matthew Rosenberg
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
Invercargill mayor Tom Campbell has called on his council to start from scratch as frustration brews over the city's public transport offering. A report presented to Invercargill City Council this week showed it was difficult to promote public transport as an option for getting to town when it was easier for people to use their own vehicle. Factors at play included Invercargill's grid formation, low congestion, and parking options.
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Cost jumps for Southland mayor’s Scandinavian trip

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By Matthew Rosenberg
| 1News Verified
The final cost of sending Southland's mayor to the other side of the world has increased, as emails show some councillors were concerned about how the trip could be perceived. By Matthew Rosenberg, Local Democracy Reporter Last month, Southland District Council revealed it spent $12,840 sending mayor Rob Scott to Sweden and Norway as part of a six-day Infrastructure New Zealand delegation.
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