Ruby Shaw

While stinky undies may be the punchline of many a schoolyard joke, for the Central Otago District Council they are no laughing matter.

Easter Pop Up Market co-organiser Sue Noble-Adams, of Clyde, displays some of the items for sale at this weekend’s market.

Central Otago rowers have had yet another successful turn about Lake Ruataniwha during New Zealand’s largest rowing regatta.

Connection is at the heart of a new documentary exhibition by a Bannockburn couple who wanted to capture and share local stories together.

Alexandra paddler Finn Butcher had a lot to celebrate with friends and family over the weekend.

Community supporting the community was at the heart of a charity golf tournament held in Wānaka over the weekend.

Two great causes were bolstered by community support in Cromwell last Friday during the Bayleys Cromwell Charity Golf Day.

The growth of community and local produce was cause for celebration in the Upper Clutha at the weekend.

Over 150 primary schoolpupils rolled their sleeves up and got stuck into history this week — developing an appreciation for one of Alexandra’s most historic buildings.

Community is at front of mind for Pioneer Energy as they prepare to celebrate 100 years of energy this Saturday.

The 21st edition of the Hirepool Charity Classic Trilogy was held at the Wānaka Golf Club and ran from Friday until last night.

The Central Otago Regional Orchestra (CORO) honoured the contributions of a dedicated musician last month, when they presented cellist Tom Lamb with a life membership.

As the grape harvest begins this month, Central Otago is the place to be for wine industry interns, here to learn about New Zealand’s wine culture.

Alexandra police are calling for surveillance cameras to be installed in Pioneer Park after another act of damage to Central Otago District Council property in recent months.

World-class talent was on show in the hills around Alexandra over the weekend during the annual Prospector MTB Stage Race.

After 15 years at the helm, the owners of one of Alexandra's most well-known cafes are stepping back and putting the business up for sale.