Car rolls in the Maniototo
Car rolls in the Maniototo
One person has been rushed to hospital after a car rolled in the Maniototo this morning.
Adam Burns
New power scheme 'immense' for region
New power scheme 'immense' for region
Pioneer Energy's new multimillion-dollar hydro-power scheme near Alexandra has been touted as a red-letter day and an immense achievement for the Central Otago region.
Student scheme being trialled
Student scheme being trialled
Raising awareness and understanding complex needs in rural communities.
Gorge driving standards annoy locals
Gorge driving standards annoy locals
The standard of driving through the Cromwell Gorge is raising the ire of residents.
Impact of seasonal work on accommodation surveyed
Impact of seasonal work on accommodation surveyed
The Central Otago District Council is putting a call out to one of the region's key sectors to help shed light on seasonal employment and accommodation matters.
Spectators enjoy last of Winter Games
Spectators enjoy last of Winter Games
The curtain closed on the seventh Winter Games New Zealand event on Saturday as fans gathered for the last of the action.
Irving, Kexin take World Cup half pipe golds
Irving, Kexin take World Cup half pipe golds
There was further glory for the global stars as Winter Games formalities were rounded off at Cardrona on Saturday.
Roos save face, but series to NZ
Roos save face, but series to NZ
Australia's Mighty Roos avoided another Ice Blacks' clean sweep as they saved face in game three on Saturday.
And then the music swells
And then the music swells
Finding inspiration both inside and outside the circle, Tiny Ruins are lapping up the accolades during another exciting and rigorous period for the group.
Skating with the best
Skating with the best
About 21 Queenstown primary school pupils hit the ice yesterday for a friendly ice hockey game alongside players from both New Zealand’s Ice Blacks and the Australian Mighty Roos.
Strong home support as NZ seals series
Strong home support as NZ seals series
The Ice Blacks sealed the transtasman challenge series last night in front of a packed house at Queenstown Ice Arena.
Hall claims slalom for fourth gold
Hall claims slalom for fourth gold
Adam Hall continued his irresistible form as the para Alpine skiing events wrapped up yesterday.
Winter Olympics gold medallist cruises to win
Winter Olympics gold medallist cruises to win
American Jessie Diggins renewed her cross-country skiing standing during Winter Games action yesterday.
Gold for Barclay on good day on slopes for Kiwis
Gold for Barclay on good day on slopes for Kiwis
Ben Barclay's slopestyle gold headlined a productive day for the Kiwis during the Winter Games yesterday.
Mixed pair give South Korea first games gold
Mixed pair give South Korea first games gold
After a commanding lead-in, South Korea's curlers were too canny and classy.
Pair bow out in quarterfinal
Pair bow out in quarterfinal
Holly Thompson's curling season ended with a measure of success, when she and partner Anton Hood reached the quarterfinals of the mixed curling competition at this year's Winter Games New Zealand.
Mixed fortunes for Kiwis
Mixed fortunes for Kiwis
It was moving day in Naseby as the curling mixed doubles progressed towards the business end during Winter Games action yesterday.
Four Central pupils picked
Four Central pupils picked
The selection of four high school rugby players from Central Otago for this year's New Zealand Area School Barbarians line-up is a first for the region.
China once more packs the podium
China once more packs the podium
Further lessons were handed out by China's halfpipe exponents as they dominated yesterday's finals at the Winter Games New Zealand.
Views gathered on future of church building
Views gathered on future of church building
The views of Clyde residents are being accumulated around the future of a historic church in the town.