Tim Miller

Aurora Energy is close to completing its fast-track pole replacement programme.

There is support from Dunedin residents to restore the building known as Sammy's to its former glory, a survey has found.

Three candidates will contest the by-election to replace former Strath Taieri Community Board member Bevan Dowling.

The Dunedin City Council could face a hefty bill to bring all its earthquake-prone buildings up to code, including the recently purchased Sammy's venue.

Lines company Aurora Energy has appointed a new chief executive, finalising its separation from sister company Delta.

More than $100 million in ACC claims has been paid out for ski and snow injuries since 2013.

In its role as an advocate for the wider Wanaka area, the Wanaka Community Board makes decisions and recommendations on everything from the upkeep of parks and reserves to the naming of streets....

The Department of Conservation plans to go ahead with an aerial 1080 drop in the Matukituki Valley next week.

A dispute between the regional council and a group of Tarras farmers will be decided in an Environment Court hearing after they were unable to come to an agreement during mediation talks.

The distinct history and landscape of the Cardrona Valley will be reflected in the designs throughout the planned new village at Mt Cardrona Station.

Police in Wanaka are treating an incident where two letterboxes were damaged and defecated in as a targeted attack.

What role Wanaka Airport will play in the rapid growth of the Queenstown Lakes district as a destination is not yet known, but it could involve catering to about 7 million passengers a year in 30...

Bras on fences in the Cardrona Valley continue to fascinate tourists almost 20 years after the first bras were hung on a regular wire fence alongside Cardrona Valley Rd.

By the end of the year Luggate residents should have an idea about what their memorial hall will look like in the future.

When the Wanaka bowling club first opened 90 years ago it is unlikely any of the members imagined  one day it would be the biggest club in Otago — and  the ninth largest in New Zealand.

Some back-country huts could cease to be "homes in the hills" if a trial booking system is adopted, the head of the Federated Mountain Clubs (FMC) says.

A noisy party and a different ''interpretation'' of noise control led to one person being arrested in Wanaka on Saturday night.

Signs near the Hawea River rapids will give surfers a better idea of the dangers they face on the river, but people still need to take responsibility for their own safety, the harbourmaster says.

Because of overwhelming demand, the Department of Conservation will trial a booking system for two huts in the Makarora Valley this summer.