Community meeting to share info on town hall
Community meeting to share info on town hall
A community meeting is to be held to update Roxburgh citizens about what is happening with their town hall.
Lack of workshop advertising criticised
Lack of workshop advertising criticised
Progress on the rebuilding of the Roxburgh Entertainment Centre and town hall, which was destroyed by fire on February 6, was the subject of a workshop in Roxburgh last Thursday.
Water plans require additional consultation
Water plans require additional consultation
Brace yourselves — the Central Otago District Council is looking for your opinion and it could all get a little confusing.
Group aims high for graveyard’s future
Group aims high for graveyard’s future
A community group hopes to work alongside the Central Otago District Council and other groups to make the Cromwell Cemetery a place the community can be proud of.
Rower ‘stoked’ to represent NZ
Rower ‘stoked’ to represent NZ
For Dunstan rower Mathew King, the prospect of representing New Zealand for the first time at the under-23 championships in Poland is exciting but scary.
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Recreation reserve redevelopment into sports hub proposed
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Recreation reserve redevelopment into sports hub proposed
A planned $650,000 upgrade to the Millers Flat recreation reserve could save the town from becoming a "disused backwater", it was claimed at a board meeting.
Man creates unique low-impact bicycle
Man creates unique low-impact bicycle
An Alexandra man is helping accelerate the shift from cars to e-bikes by designing a bike he hopes could one day be built by anyone in their garage.
Banishing rabbits top of list for restoring cemetery
Banishing rabbits top of list for restoring cemetery
A plan has been hatched to restore Cromwell Cemetery and prevent rabbits from wreaking havoc in the historically important place.
Residents upset over lack of plan for centre
Residents upset over lack of plan for centre
Roxburgh residents have voiced their anger about the Central Otago District Council’s lack of planning to replace the Roxburgh Entertainment Centre and town hall.
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Unplanned outages out of provider’s control: spokesman
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Unplanned outages out of provider’s control: spokesman
Aurora Energy claims most unplanned outages in Central Otago are out of their control as residents complain power cuts have become more common.
Horse stuck in mud freed
Horse stuck in mud freed
Alexandra firefighters got down in the dirt yesterday to free a horse.
American man admits causing fatal Cromwell crash
American man admits causing fatal Cromwell crash
A 60-year-old American tourist has admitted causing a fatal crash which left one person dead and another injured near Cromwell at the weekend.
New citizen’s affirmation given in te reo
New citizen’s affirmation given in te reo
Twenty people became New Zealanders in the first Central Otago citizenship ceremony of the year, held at the Central Otago District Council Chambers in Alexandra on Friday.
Day on the green for good
Day on the green for good
More than $16,000 was raised at the Bayley’s Cromwell charity golf day and auction held at the Cromwell Golf Club last Friday.
Couture collection in print
Couture collection in print
Central Otago fashionistas and book lovers will be among the first to get their hands on a signed copy of a book about the Eden Hore couture collection.
Misinformation and engagement the core of frustrations
Misinformation and engagement the core of frustrations
Ways to connect with ratepayers and stop misinformation was one of the challenges facing the Vincent Community Board at its meeting this week.
Over 120 bags given to Love Grace appeal
Over 120 bags given to Love Grace appeal
An appeal to gather handbags full of practical items for women escaping domestic violence drew more donations than expected.
Resilience trust dinner returns
Resilience trust dinner returns
The Central Otago Resilience Trust’s annual charity dinner is back for a third year and will be hosted in Alexandra for the first time.
Crash victim named
Crash victim named
Police have released the name of the woman who died following a crash in Cromwell at the weekend.
Power cuts the norm, locals say
Power cuts the norm, locals say
Central Otago businesses and residents say sporadic power outages have become the norm after more than 11,000 people were left in the dark on Tuesday night.
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