George St in running for urban design award
George St in running for urban design award
The revamp of George St in Dunedin is one of 31 projects shortlisted for the 2025 Southern Architecture Awards.
Pilots group 'deeply upset' over fatal Hāwea crash
Pilots group 'deeply upset' over fatal Hāwea crash
An aircraft owners and pilots group says its members are "deeply upset" after a person was killed and another critically injured in a light aircraft crash near Lake Hāwea yesterday.
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‘I’ve got the ability to shoot you’
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‘I’ve got the ability to shoot you’
When council staff went to seize Craig Phillip Duell’s dog, they knew there may be trouble.
Public invited to quake prep event
Public invited to quake prep event
Omarama residents are encouraged to attend an essential event next Thursday, as the South Island braces for a 75% chance of a major earthquake originating from the Alpine Fault in the next 50 years.
Great South given $350k, hopes to attract more visitors
Great South given $350k, hopes to attract more visitors
Great South regional development agency has received a $350,000 boost to its marketing coffers after a successful bid securing funding from the Regional Tourism Boost fund.
Council allows businesses to open on Easter Sunday
Council allows businesses to open on Easter Sunday
Visitors, locals and business owners can roll on this Easter, as the Queenstown Lakes District Council has adopted a policy that permits all shops in the district to open on Easter Sunday.
LTP consultation delayed after ‘accounting issue’ found
LTP consultation delayed after ‘accounting issue’ found
Long term plan consultation has again been delayed in Central Otago after a "technical accounting issue" was found by auditors.
Rates rise to be from 9.9% to 24%
Rates rise to be from 9.9% to 24%
The Gore District Council has baulked at a proposed 24% rates increase, after a 21% rise last year, but will be getting further into debt to help keep the increase to single figures.
Fish & Game warn council that Shotover is protected
Fish & Game warn council that Shotover is protected
Fish & Game Otago is highlighting the fact the Shotover River is protected under a water conservation order and it will be watching closely to ensure water quality and amenity values are...
One in serious condition after altercation
One in serious condition after altercation
Police and Hato Hone St John attend the scene of an altercation on Oamaru-Alma Rd, State Highway 1, south of Oamaru, yesterday.
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Willow leaves obstacle to success
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Willow leaves obstacle to success
Rivers and streams have been up and down a little over the last week, but not enough to be too disruptive to fishing.
Fat Duck wins supreme gastropub award
Fat Duck wins supreme gastropub award
Being forced to close restaurant doors during the pandemic has paid dividends for Te Anau’s Fat Duck gastropub.
Posthumous honour for ref
Posthumous honour for ref
You can name a starting 15 of one-test All Blacks, but one of the game’s few "one-test referees" was posthumously given a precious piece of memorabilia last week by New Zealand Rugby.
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Land being eyed for sports fields
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Land being eyed for sports fields
More sports fields are needed in Cromwell and land is being eyed up at the racecourse though no cost has been indicated for the changes.
What an absolute gold mine that gold mine is
What an absolute gold mine that gold mine is
Stretching across the East Otago landscape is Oceana Gold’s Macraes gold mine, as the Macraes Village lies a short distance away.
Brigade calls for back-up
Brigade calls for back-up
The Wānaka Fire Brigade is echoing calls to change the ACC legislation to give volunteer firefighters better coverage.
Demand increasing for support services
Demand increasing for support services
After getting a bad diagnosis of arthritis, Unified Shearing worker James Wanihi was left with no way of supporting himself, relying on the support of Community Link.
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