Who We Are
South Alive is an urban rejuvenation project, led by the community, with the goal of identifying the best possible future for South Invercargill and ways to make it happen.
It was established in 2012 with a small steering group, which then held a public meeting in April 2012 to generate ideas and decide priorities. Action teams of volunteers formed around each of the priority areas, and have been working since then to develop and implement projects.
South Alive is an urban rejuvenation project, led by the community, with the goal of identifying the best possible future for South Invercargill and ways to make it happen.
It was established in 2012 with a small steering group, which then held a public meeting in April 2012 to generate ideas and decide priorities. Action teams of volunteers formed around each of the priority areas, and have been working since then to develop and implement projects.
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Tune in to hear the latest news at South Alive, including some exciting updates on the former Pantry space, and Laura from Healthy Families Invercargill joins Courtney to talk about the walkway project we are working together on.
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📣Calling all young creatives!
If you are keen to display your work in our Exhibition for the duration of the April School Holidays, please drop your entries into South Alive - 262 Ness Street, or email files for printing and framing to: stacey@southalive.org.nz, before Wednesday 25th of March, for installation!
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We would love to get these glasses back to their owners. One pair left at the South Alive Pod Rooms and smaller ones at the Walk Way Party in Newfield Park yesterday.
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TODAY!🎉 South City Walkways Party – Come Play, Move & Have Your Say! 🎉
Join us Thursday 5 March, 3–5pm at Newfield Park for an afternoon packed with fun, colour and community vibes!
Bring the whānau (and your wheels!) for:
🚲 Bikes, scooters & anything that rolls
🎨 Chalk art and creative play
🎮 Games for all ages
🎶 Music and good vibes
This is your chance to help shape the future of the Newfield–South City walkways. Come share your ideas, meet your neighbours, and enjoy a relaxed community get‑together hosted by South Alive and Active Southland.
Let’s celebrate movement, connection and the spaces that bring us together. See you there! 💛🌿
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Learn about the history of South Invercargill with local historian Wendy McArthur, as she weaves together the stories of some of our city’s earliest residents and the suburbs they called home.
This talk will be held at the South Alive Invercargill Community Meeting Room, 262 Ness Street, this Friday 6 March at 1.00pm.
More information is available on the Southland NZ website:
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Tune in to hear the latest news at South Alive, including some exciting updates on the former Pantry space, and Laura from Healthy Families Invercargill joins Courtney to talk about the walkway project we are working together on.
player.accessmedia.nz/Player.aspx?eid=6e89db52-6ec0-450b-b213-fdf90f61925c
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📣Calling all young creatives!
If you are keen to display your work in our Exhibition for the duration of the April School Holidays, please drop your entries into South Alive - 262 Ness Street, or email files for printing and framing to: stacey@southalive.org.nz, before Wednesday 25th of March, for installation!
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We would love to get these glasses back to their owners. One pair left at the South Alive Pod Rooms and smaller ones at the Walk Way Party in Newfield Park yesterday.
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Our Supporters
Support from local organisations and businesses has been critically important in achieving our project goals, and we’re very grateful for the help we’ve received.
Support from local organisations and businesses has been critically important in achieving our project goals, and we’re very grateful for the help we’ve received.