Wakatipu out for revenge
Wakatipu out for revenge
This Saturday’s season-opener for the Wakatipu Premiers rugby side couldn’t have better plot lines.
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.
BMX talent put new pump track to the test
BMX talent put new pump track to the test
The rubber met the road in Balclutha last week for Otago Community Trust funding, as local BMX athletes tested the new pump track under construction at Centennial Park.
From zero to Te Araroa trail hero
From zero to Te Araroa trail hero
Zero training and a lack of fitness are no obstacle to undertaking one of the world’s great walks, a Clutha-born grandfather says.
Hawkeswood defends sprint title
Hawkeswood defends sprint title
Auckland driver Jack Hawkeswood, currently resident in Millers Flat in Central Otago, set a scorching time on the last run of the day to seal his second consecutive Eastern Southland Car Club...
Two football clubs merge
Two football clubs merge
The green and white of the newly formed Timaru United Sports Club is set to take to the field for the first time this season.
Public service for Plunket stalwart
Public service for Plunket stalwart
A South Canterbury woman’s life, memory and decades of community service are set to be celebrated.
Author gets published in United States anthology
Author gets published in United States anthology
A young Timaru author has taken the first steps towards her dream of creating epic fantasy novels for younger teens and tweens.
Proposal to cut 52 council roles
Proposal to cut 52 council roles
A major restructure of Timaru District Council staffing was announced on Monday, impacting 71 roles across the organisation.
Craighead student top speaker
Craighead student top speaker
A Craighead Diocesan School student’s speech about her take on the story of The Ugly Duckling has won at the Central South Island Regional Race Unity Speech Awards.
Workshop on period alternatives
Workshop on period alternatives
Feminine care can be eco-friendly. Period.
School’s Brickstone event expands
School’s Brickstone event expands
The pieces are back in place for the return of a popular Bluestone School fundraiser.
Young performers embracing ’80s
Young performers embracing ’80s
There’s an unstoppable buzz of music, energy and fun in anticipation of the South Canterbury Drama League High School Section’s upcoming production of Fame Jr and 80s Extravaganza at the...
Earthworks for helipad under way
Earthworks for helipad under way
Work has begun on Geraldine’s $100,000 emergency helipad.
Labour of love restoring bush
Labour of love restoring bush
One Hundred Pound Bush might sound like a fictional land inhabited by Winnie-the-Pooh, but a local woman is making it accessible to all.
Contact confirms wind farm fight
'Crucial project': Contact confirms Southland wind farm fight
Contact Energy is not lying down on its declined billion-dollar Southland wind farm, taking two avenues to get the project across the line.
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