Rebecca Ryan

Aly Gilmour and Christian Murdoch could say thank you 100 times to the three boys who found their missing toddler — and it would still not be enough.

The next stage of work to control wilding conifers on islands in Lake Benmore is about to begin.

The illegal dumping of green waste and old kitchen cabinetry in Omarama has been labelled "inappropriate" and "disappointing" by the Waitaki District Council.

Being granted an unmanned aircraft operator certificate is a "very transformative step" for Dawn Aerospace, general manager James Powell says.

Lessons will be learnt from the fire that tore through Lake Ohau Village last year, Waitaki Mayor Gary Kircher says.

Last year’s Lake Ohau fire and Southland flooding were among the most costly extreme weather claims for insurers in the country.

There has been "good interest" from candidates within New Zealand and internationally vying to replace outgoing Waitaki District Council chief executive Fergus Power, Mayor Gary Kircher says.

A former Australian fisheries research vessel temporarily anchored off Sumpter Wharf for more than a year has been forced to leave Oamaru Harbour.

Over the past year, some Network Waitaki staff have experienced the lifeline of the Otago Rescue Helicopter Trust’s services first-hand.

When you live in the Danseys Pass, you have to be prepared for anything and take whatever happens on the chin, Jo and Barry Todd say.

When you live in Danseys Pass, you have to be prepared for anything and take whatever happens on the chin, Jo and Barry Todd say.

The accolades for Oamaru keep on coming.

Southern Lakes’ Perry Crockett returns a shot to top seed Johnny McHarg, of Canterbury, in yesterday’s men’s singles final of the North Otago Open.

Palmerston is being picked as a likely hot spot for house sales as Dunedin's property market overheats.

The Otago Daily Times asks prominent Southerners how they have been getting through a year dominated by Covid-19.  Today, reporter Rebecca Ryan asks Oamaru artist Donna Demente how she has...

Waitaki District Council assets group manager and deputy chief executive Neil Jorgensen has resigned to pursue a career in the private sector.