Pam Jones

Central Otago Mayor Tim Cadogan is reminding ratepayers to have their say on proposed changes to local govt representation in the region, and is drawing special attention to a Cromwell component.

Southern mayors and residents are going to the Prime Minister today for an e-mob campaign protesting the closure of the Stand Children's Services Roxburgh children's village.

As society comes to grips with the release of season two of 13 Reasons Why, Pam Jones reminds families to prepare for another round of teen viewing.

As southern residents search for more answers about the Roxburgh children’s village, Pam Jones puts some of their questions to Stand chief executive Dr Fiona Inkpen.

Southern mayors are preparing for a last-ditch campaign against the closure of the Stand Children's Services Roxburgh children's village, launching an ''e-mob'' campaign aimed at Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.

More than half a million dollars has been spent repairing roads damaged by heavy rain in Central Otago last year, and a similar amount still needs to be spent repairing bridges damaged in the same storm.