Vineyard owners are crediting the perfect summer weather for what is shaping up to be an excellent vintage for pinot noir this year.
Carole Tainui and Gordon Bartlett have been living in motor homes for 20 years and they love it.
They have come from all over the country.
A growing demand for wind turbines around the world has hampered Pioneer Generation's plans to put up to three 600kW machines on a hill at Horseshoe Bend above Millers Flat.
A Department of Conservation decision to remove graffiti on the prominent Obelisk rock on the Old Man Range above Alexandra has angered some Otago residents.
More than half the submitters to the proposed Melview (McArthur Ridge) Ltd plan change to the Central Otago District Council (CODC) District Plan, support a plan change accommodating a $500 million development.
The best summer ever. That is how one Roxburgh orchardist described this year's fruit season. Other growers agreed it had been a great summer.
A block of land near Alexandra, which was originally going to be used for small, ‘‘affordable'' sections, may now be subdivided into larger plots.
Charles Hooke is no ordinary 87-year-old.
Central Otago Mayor Malcolm Macpherson has questioned the need for the removal of signs advertising businesses along the Otago Central Rail Trail.
Quick action by Alexandra police yesterday resulted in a Lower Hutt man being arrested for the alleged theft of a greenstone adze from a Queenstown shop.
Central Otago's Obelisk/ Kopuwai rock is getting a clean-up.
Central Otago WasteBusters' new manager, former nurse Karen Noble believes she can use her caring skills equally well in her new job - looking after the Central Otago environment.
Serious consideration is being given to changing the rating basis for the Central Otago District Council.
Nathan and Leon Adair from the Alexandra BMX Club are no strangers to BMX trophy collecting and they have their eyes fixed on their next challenge.
A motor and cognitive study is being carried out in a number of Central Otago schools during the next few months, and anyone aged from four to 80 can be involved.
The Cromwell Golf Club will have to wait until May to find out if the Cromwell Community Board will buy some of its land.
The rain came down but that did not deter the people of Central Otago from lining up in their droves to register for the Mayoral Bike Challenge at Pioneer Park in Alexandra.
A last-ditch effort by Cromwell Community Board members yesterday chopped the projected ward rates rise of 23.7% to 16.2%.
The lack of affordable housing could put the brakes on economic growth in Central Otago.