Demand for hospice services rises
Demand for hospice services rises
Otago Community Hospice is looking to expand in Central Otago as demand for the service rises in the region.
Adam Burns
Bridge film shoot puts halt to traffic
Bridge film shoot puts halt to traffic
Production of an international feature film brought Clyde Bridge to a halt yesterday.
Moa find feature discussed
Moa find feature discussed
A Maniototo councillor is calling for a community feature to mark the region's moa footprint discovery earlier this year.
Central makes the cut
Central makes the cut
An international feature film production helmed by a ''master storyteller'' converged on Clyde yesterday.
Pupil's campaign wins uniform option
Pupil's campaign wins uniform option for girls
The campaigning of an Alexandra primary school pupil has resulted in an additional uniform option for her classmates.
Snap brings snow, more cold to come
Snap brings snow, more cold to come
A winter snap brought picture postcard scenery and motorist warnings to parts of Otago yesterday, as even colder conditions approach the country.
Electrical fault likely cause of tractor fire
Electrical fault likely cause of tractor fire
Fire crews extinguished a fire in a hay barn in Ranfury yesterday - the second blaze in three days in the town.
Shed fire in Ranfurly
Shed fire in Ranfurly
Fire crews have extinguished a shed fire in Ranfury this afternoon.
Soaking up the success
Soaking up the success
Soaked Oats are back home in Dunedin with a new EP and record deal. Adam Burns spoke to frontman Oscar Mein about building confidence on the road and why it's time to move on from the Dunedin Sound.
Winter driving primer gripping affair
Winter driving primer gripping affair
As temperatures drop and winter starts to bite, several Otago Daily Times regional reporters received some winter driving training in Wanaka in preparation for continuing to bring key coverage and photos to readers.
Teenage kayakers to compete overseas
Teenage kayakers to compete overseas
Two kayaking sensations are soon to journey from Central Otago to the world stage.
Co-operation and points of difference key
Co-operation and points of difference key
New Zealand tourism leaders say collaboration and offering a point of difference needs to be a prime focus in Central Otago.
Guildford reaping rewards of US football experience
Guildford reaping rewards of US football experience
Central Otago woman Kate Guildford is reaping the rewards after taking a leap of faith.
Clyde buildings to be set for Chinese film
Clyde buildings to be set for Chinese film
Historic Clyde landmarks are set to feature in an international film production which begins shooting in the Central Otago town next week.
Junior players flock to rugby masterclass
Junior players flock to rugby masterclass
Otago Rugby's new development programme had its first junior session in Clyde yesterday, as administrators explore how the game is preserved at the grass roots.
Range of experts for tourism workshop
Range of experts for tourism workshop
A team of experts has been confirmed for next week's tourism workshop in Cromwell.
Getting things spick and span
Getting things spick and span
The upkeep of a historic building in the Cromwell Heritage Precinct is keeping locals busy.
End of the line for Brass Monkey?
40th Brass Monkey may be last
Organisers of the Brass Monkey Rally event have said next year's 40th edition may be the last.
Rabbits running riot on Roxburgh course
Rabbits running riot on Roxburgh course
The battle with rabbits in the regions is adding a unique series of hazards to a Central Otago golf course.
WoolOn Fashion Awards cancelled
WoolOn Fashion Awards cancelled
The chairwoman for Central Otago's WoolOn Fashion Awards has confirmed this year's event has been cancelled - and there's no guarantee it will stay in the region.