Dunstan hosiptal's Vincent Ward reopened to visitors yesterday morning following an outbreak of suspected gastroenteritis.
A woman is in a stable condition in Dunedin hospital after a head-on collision between two cars near Cromwell on Saturday, police say.
The Cromwell Museum holds more items in its collection than the town has people, and it needs help to manage them.
Alcohol is believed to be a factor in a collision between two cars at the Cromwell end of the Kawarau Gorge this morning, police say.
The Alexandra Business Group has distanced itself from and apologised for comments made by its acting secretary during a Vincent Community Board meeting earlier this week.
Donna Ferguson, of Cromwell, is an example of a horticultural employee studying as they work.
Peak picking time in Central Otago largely coincides with summer holidays, meaning the combination of seasonal workers and holidaymakers in the region strains accommodation in the region, some fruitgrowers say.
A key factor in discouraging workers from entering the horticulture industry is a perception of low pay rates, a Horticulture New Zealand employee says.
Dunstan Hospital's only ward is closed to visitors due to a suspected gastroenteritis outbreak.
Balclutha-based electricity distributor OtagoNet is planning to expand its workforce by about 200%.
Remarkables Primary School made it two in a row when it won the Otago Daily Times Extra! Spelling quiz in Cromwell last night.
The damaged Little Valley Rd bridge across the Manuherikia River in Alexandra is closed between 9am and 5pm this week as repairs are carried out.
Seven hundred years ago, outnumbered Scots drove the English army into the Bannock Burn in Scotland.
The Central Otago District Council has decided to extend its roading works contract with provider Fulton Hogan by up to two years.
Tomorrow, Bannockburn will fight for its freedom.
Despite warm temperatures preventing its opening so far, the Naseby Ice Luge and outdoor Maniototo Ice Rink could be ready to go by next weekend, depending on the weather.
Wheelie bins used under the current weekly refuse collection system in Central Otago will be removed by the contractor next week.
Remote, arid landscapes, lake shores, rock bluffs and gold mining history, tunnels and sheep farms.
You may not have committed a crime, needed rescuing, or reported a fire, but you can still get a first-hand experience of police and emergency services resources on Saturday afternoon from 1pm.
As businesses and residents in the Maniototo report positive economic activity, the chairwoman of Maniototo Promotions, Amie Pont, has decided to set up the group to capitalise on that momentum.