Abbey Delore reckons gliding is the best way to see New Zealand.
At 13, Matthew Mesman is too young to get his driver's licence - but he can fly a glider.
Adventurers Steve Gurney and Steve Moffatt have completed their journey from Aoraki/Mt Cook to the east coast, following in the footsteps of 1890 mountaineers Marmaduke Dixon and George Mannering.
A farmers' market will open in Oamaru next spring in conjunction with Rugby World Cup celebrations.
A fire safety officer was last night investigating the cause of a fire that damaged a shed and machinery at an Oamaru hire business yesterday.
Barbara Chapman candidly admits she is "nuts".
The former community care unit at Oamaru Hospital has been turned into a hospital-level residential care service.
Christmas has arrived in Waimate, with Santa - and 49 other Santas - yesterday involved in a variety of activities in the business area.
For Nelson couple Lloyd and Gwen Ewing, their vintage car has special significance.
North Otago Rugby Union chief executive Colin Jackson is "absolutely rapt" with the announcement of a $92,000 grant towards hosting the Golden Oldies Rugby Festival in Oamaru next year.
A simple but poignant tribute was paid to the 29 men who died at the Pike River Coal mine at Oceana Gold's Macraes gold-mining operation open day at the weekend.
Santa Claus came to town in Oamaru on Saturday.
Landscape and portrait artist Belinda Weir will leave a colourful impression at Aoraki/Mt Cook, following a stint as artist-in-residence at the Sir Edmund Hillary Alpine Centre.
It could have been a cat-astrophe.
It is Pen-y-bryn Lodge as you have never seen it before.
Opinion is divided over a proposal to rename South Ridge on Aoraki/Mt Cook in honour of Sir Edmund Hillary.
Adventurers Steve Gurney and Steve Moffatt will continue their journey from Aoraki/Mt Cook to the sea later this month.
A major police drug operation, based largely in Waitaki, resulted in 14 arrests yesterday and police warn ''more people can expect a knock on the door''.
Adventurer Steve Gurney has raced from the top of New Zealand to the bottom and from coast to coast - now he is looking forward to finishing a journey from the highest point to the sea.
Marcus Brown is passionate about old buildings and the use of traditional materials.