Tim Miller

For a meeting about the Upper Clutha, a lot of attention was given to Queenstown.

The owner of the Lake Hawea Golf Course is on the hunt for more white ducks after three of the course’s feathered friends  came to an untimely end last weekend.

Upper Clutha voters will get a chance to scrutinise candidates standing in the local body elections at two meet-the-candidates meetings in two days.

Otago Fish and Game will not appeal a decision on a summer minimum flow rate for the Lindis River, saying it meets the absolute bottom line.

Mount Aspiring College's principal says the school will try to continue with business as usual while one of its pupils is in an induced coma with meningococcal disease.

Here today, gone the same day.

A Mt Aspiring College pupil is being treated for meningococcal disease in Dunedin Hospital.

Wanaka multisport athlete Bob McLachlan is set to compete for $30,000 in prize money as he tackles six multisport races in China. 

The Hawea Flat School community is celebrating the installation of road signs requiring drivers to lower their speed when passing the school.

The Queenstown Lakes and Otago Regional  councils are being criticised for their lack of action over the presence of lake snot in Lake Wanaka, following reports the snot was present in the...

A late-night meal almost turned into tragedy for three men after they fell asleep while cooking at their Wanaka accommodation yesterday morning.

A Swiss national has been granted approval to buy almost 204ha of land in Paddock Bay in West Wanaka.

Voters had the chance to hear Wanaka's female candidates make their case for election at the local body elections.

Rabbit numbers could take off in Central Otago as unseasonably warm weather heralds ideal breeding conditions and a shorter poison season.

Now usually groomed for cross-country skiers turned into a dog’s best friend as more than  100 took to the tracks at the Snow Farm for the Wanaka Sled Dog Festival, at the weekend.

On two wheels seems to be the preferred method for pupils to get to school in Wanaka despite less than a quarter of primary pupils cycling or riding a scooter to do so.

Farmers in Tarras are prepared to go all the way to the Environment Court to protect their livelihoods.

Campers will not have to worry about sorting out tent poles and airbeds, after council staff recommended consent be given to a luxury camping site on the shores of Lake Wanaka.

Wanaka voters face the possibility less than a fifth of their local representatives will be female, after this year's local body elections.