Young swimmers in fine form at Makos festival
Young swimmers in fine form at Makos festival
The Oamaru Swim Club sent nine swimmers to the Makos Junior Festival in Dunedin last weekend.
Coach returns for skills session
Coach returns for skills session
There is no place like home.
Ashcroft back in action
Ashcroft back in action
Danyon Ashcroft is back.
Sprinter riding crest of wave
Sprinter riding crest of wave
Schuyler Orr is speed.
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Queenstown restaurateurs bite back
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Queenstown restaurateurs bite back
Suggestions by a Wānaka hospitality owner that Queenstown restaurants deliberately rip off tourists are sticking in the craw on the other side of the hill.
Celebrating our cultural melting pot
Celebrating our cultural melting pot
Queenstown will celebrate its "global village" this Saturday.
Going through hoops for exhibition
Going through hoops for exhibition
For his last exhibition as a Queenstown-based artist — opening at Te Atamira next Thursday — Marc Blake’s presenting photographic images of a lone basketball hoop in his Frankton neighbourhood.
Composer coup for AWE
Composer coup for AWE
A world-renowned Kiwi-Greek composer will be this year’s At the World’s Edge (AWE) Festival composer-in-residence.
Post-birth help on hand
Post-birth help on hand
A class for Whakatipu women next Wednesday aims to reduce the incidence of musculoskeletal problems after childbirth.
Golfers swinging for good
Golfers swinging for good
More than $31,000 was raised for charity during the recent New Zealand Open golf tourney, including $5000 for Queenstown’s Lakes District Air Rescue Trust (LDART).
Gold & silver for Queenstown students
Gold & silver for Queenstown students
Two of Queenstown Athletics’ rising stars shone brightly at last week’s national track and field champs in Dunedin.
Key Wakatipu forward Bradley back in action
Key Wakatipu forward Bradley back in action
Though well beaten by Gore’s Eastern Northern Barbarians in their first preseason game last Saturday, Wakatipu Premiers rugby fans at least got to see talismanic former No 8 Bradley Cross back on...
Support for branch in Fish & Game row
Support for branch in Fish & Game row
Federated Farmers’ national president is backing up the Southland branch 100% in its clash with Fish & Game and says " have been well out of line for a long time now".
Kiwi describes Aust cyclone panic buying
Kiwi describes Aust cyclone panic buying
A Kiwi couple living in Brisbane described having to visit at least five supermarkets just to buy a loaf of bread as Cyclone Alfred threatened Australia’s southeast coast.
Boil water notice lifted in Central Otago town
Boil water notice lifted in Central Otago town
Tap water is once again safe to drink in a Central Otago town.
Hunters donate venison to needy Southland families
Hunters donate venison to needy Southland families
Foodbanks in Southland are having kilos of venison delivered for free, along with recipes suggesting how to cook it, thanks to a new charity.
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Panel beater jailed for child sex abuse material
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Panel beater jailed for child sex abuse material
A Greymouth panel beater who downloaded more than 110,000 images and 4000 videos exploiting the sexual abuse of young people was yesterday sentenced to three years in jail.
Audiologist helps Cook Islanders to hear again
Audiologist helps Cook Islanders to hear again
A Cromwell audiologist has returned to work after a busy week volunteering in the Cook Islands.
Kickboxing trio brings home seven-medal haul
Kickboxing trio brings home seven-medal haul
Three Cromwell kickboxers bought home seven medals from the North Island World Association of Kickboxing Organisations (WAKO) Championships held in Auckland last weekend.
Free book offers readers a toolkit for resilience
Free book offers readers a toolkit for resilience
More than 5000 copies of Farmstrong’s Getting Through book, which discusses what it takes to get through severe weather events, have been distributed around the country to date.
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