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- Council saddened by mill closure
- Presentation on new code planned
- Revamp for Council website
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- Rock quarry granted consent
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- Unqualified Annual Report adopted
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- Shutdown on Lumsden Balfour water supply
- Bruce Halligan new Group Manager
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- Mine granted resource consents
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- Fonterra rail resource consent approved
- Draft Annual Plan approved
- Southland District Council (Stewart Island/Rakiura) Empowering Bill 2010
- Update on Roading Conditions No 16 (9.30am)
- Bridges, roads and drains under pressure from flooding
- Urgent notice to Tuatapere, Lumsden-Balfour and Eastern Bush Otahu Flat water users
- Downer EDi new maintenance contractor
- One road reopened
- Manapouri foreshore consent granted
- Samoan Language Week 2010
- 81 submissions on Draft Annual Plan
- Council encourages consideration on Gypsy Day
- Cycle way still progressing - slowly
- Drivers risking their lives
- Councillors discuss submissions to Draft Annual Plan
- Stewart Island levy bill under way
- Allocations committee grants more than $75,000
- $4 million from Government for cycle trail
- $1.5 million saved by Council
- Annual Plan adopted
- Happy Valley Road Closure
- Court case highlights need for vigilance and responsibility
- CEO's contract renewed
- Warning for dog owners
- Council backs retention of services
- Forest Hill Foundation backed
- Erik Barnes new Group Manager
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Revamp for Council website
Tuesday, 2 June 2009The Southland District Council website www.southlanddc.govt.nz has had a makeover. Communications manager Louise Pagan said the revamped site is now live after several months of work.
The old site was looking tired and had some navigational problems, so it was time for redevelopment.
"Some things like our Southland banner have stayed the same, but we have made it easier to find what you want quickly," Mrs Pagan said.
The front page of the new site will be updated frequently with news and events and will have a monthly focus on one of Southland's towns and communities.
"We are moving to being able to do more things online and people will be able to sign up for updates on their water supply scheme, or get press releases when they are issued, or even simply changes on the site.
"People will also be able to search our cemetery records online."
Mrs Pagan encourages people to have a look and to email Council on emailsdc@southlanddc.govt.nz if they have feedback and/or suggestions on how to further improve the site.
"It will be a continually evolving site so any suggestions are welcome. However, we are also very aware of the fact that many Southlanders are still on dialup and so we have tried to ensure the site is simple and easy to download."