Samuel White

Long-time Gold Guitar entrant and winner Jenny Mitchell is back this year ready to take on the big kids.

Waiwera South Primary School pupils (clockwise from left) James Dobbie (11), Ashley Wendleglest (11) and David Dalley install native pot plants in a vertical wall at South Otago High School.

Police say a fire in Kaitangata yesterday morning is no longer being treated as suspicious, after initial reports suggested it might be.

Southroads will be in charge of road maintenance in the Clutha district for the first time in six years.

Generations of farmers were celebrated in Lawrence on Saturday night at the annual New Zealand Century Farm and Station Awards.

THE residents of Holmdene rest-home are very happy at the news the Clutha District Council will fix cracked footpaths in Balclutha. Last month, rest-home resident Natalie Hill presented a petition...

Despite rain and wind, stallholders and organisers alike are pleased with the amount of support shown by the Clutha community for this year's multicultural food festival.

The Clutha Gold Trail Trust wants the Clutha District Council to help carry on the momentum to link Lawrence to Waihola with a cycle trail.

Milton residents could get warmer, drier homes as part of a pilot project to improve their standard of living.

The Department of Conservation (Doc) has been working hard to return yellow-eyed penguins to their nesting spots in the Catlins after they were taken to a specialised vet in Dunedin.

A new bylaw which could prevent heavy trucks from using a gravel road in the Catlins has hit its first speed bump.

The Clutha District Council is not keen to take the ageing Beaumont Bridge off the hands of the NZ Transport Agency (NZTA).

Heavy trucks may be stopped from using Tahakopa Valley Rd in bad weather, under a proposed new bylaw.

Progress is being made on a plan to create an improved community hall in Kaitangata, using the nearby church hall.

The Catlins Area School is all set to host the Southern Area Schools Tournament, which starts today.

Residents of Kaka Point are getting increasingly worried about the number of tourists fishing for mussels near the seaside township and later dumping catches elsewhere.