Jules Chin

What do you get when you cross a tiger’s paws, a snake’s neck, a carp’s scales and a camel’s head?

It has been nine years since the National Dahlia Society’s South Island show was held in East Otago, but this weekend it is back in its birthplace of Otago with a special addition.

In honour of all the people he has lost to cancer, including his father-in-law, and inspired by a friend who entered The Longest Day golf challenge, Sergeant Tony Woodbridge has been playing golf...

The new deputy rector at Waitaki Boys’ High School is no stranger to helping others reach their potential.

A sandcastle competition and a watermelon pinata were among the highlights at the annual gathering of playcentres this week.

Justin Tipa had his first Waitangi Day in the role of kaiwhakahaere of Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu at the celebrations in Bluff this year.

More people can now make a start up Kurow Hill on foot, thanks to new steps.

A small post on Facebook has a big heart behind it.

Lions Clubs New Zealand’s "Row For Life" fundraising campaign will have rowers arriving on the shores along the Waitaki coast this month.

A wave of the red ribbon and Barbara Simpson had the crowd cheering and laughing.

Nervous about getting your blood taken?

Fifteen years of waiting is almost over for those wanting a new library in Waimate.

The Waitaki District Council is talking trash.

An Oamaru father of two killed in a crash this week has been remembered for his quick wit and love of music.

The most recent addition to the Ōmārama Community Centre will help save lives.

Catch a fish, not a fine.

Nine new planes are winging their way to the Oamaru Airport to join the newest and most modern flying school in New Zealand.