Jono Edwards

What type of business is expanding throughout the country? A postal service.

An award celebrating the Clyde Railway Station restoration effort is an ''awesome'' recognition of the community's work, its working group convener says.

Hydroelectric dams on the Clutha River are being hit by the lowest three-month period of inflows in 80 years.

Tough words did not faze  Central’s best young spellers in Cromwell last night.

Young wordworms yesterday proved Central has some impressive spellers.

A Roxburgh orchard, in the same family for 150 years, has been sold, potentially removing a barrier for a large-scale gold mine project.

Emergency services personnel work at the scene of a crash in which a vehicle ended up a ditch near Lauder yesterday.

A match-predicting octopus might not be necessary for this Lions tour if Cromwell boy Ben Griffith’s (9) confident forecast for tomorrow’s Dunedin match proves true.

An Alexandra vineyard has become part of a growing network throughout the country hosting luxury electric car chargers.

The Central Otago Heritage Trust has "no future" without a change to its structure, chairman Graye Shattky says.

The plan to use filtration and ultraviolet sterilisation methods on Alexandra’s water will be brought forward by seven years, partly because of the campylobacter outbreak in Havelock North last year.

Investigations into the foundations of the Cromwell Memorial Hall need to be done now to avoid costly future alterations, a local architecture graduate says.

A proposed district council report could better inform the people of Central Otago about what minimum flows in the Manuherikia River will mean for them.