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Letter campaign urges council to delay district plan
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Letter campaign urges council to delay district plan
The Gore District Council has been asked to put a hold on its district plan, potentially costing it upwards of $500,000.
Digging graves shaped view of life and death
Digging graves shaped view of life and death
For the past 40 years, the graves of Hawea’s cemetery have been dug by one humble man, who is now retiring after spending his life providing his community with their eternal resting places.
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Council hits back at new water levy
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Council hits back at new water levy
The new water services levy has the Gore District Council up in arms over future costs to their ratepayers.
Clock now repaired, columns being tested
Clock now repaired, columns being tested
Invercargill's well-known clock has been given a new lease of life ahead of its installation back in Wachner Pl.
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Hopes forecast does not impact perfect conditions
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Hopes forecast does not impact perfect conditions
Keen anglers, looking forward to catching a fish or two over the holiday period, will be keeping their fingers crossed the rain forecast for the next week or so is not enough to spoil the current...
Invercargill’s Christmas lights fall victim to cost-cutting
Invercargill’s Christmas lights fall victim to cost-cutting
Bah humbug — Invercargill’s Christmas street lights will glimmer for the final time this year as the council looks to cut costs.
Frustration at council view on ‘benign’ coastal landfill
Frustration at council view on ‘benign’ coastal landfill
A southern council says it needs to "draw the line" with a community over its old dumpsite.
Knox College ‘perfect’ for creating art
Knox College ‘perfect’ for creating art
Wanaka artist Ruby Burke, 22, is the first Artist-in-Residence at Knox College, Dunedin.
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Health priorities identified
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Health priorities identified
A Waitaki survey revealing "four priority areas" to improve health service delivery will now have to be fleshed out in real time.
School finally has a ‘community space’
School finally has a ‘community space’
For the first time in almost a decade, Oamaru's Ardgowan School has a "community space".
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Reminder to stay off breakwater
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Reminder to stay off breakwater
About 1200 people have been ordered off Oamaru Harbour’s breakwater in the past year.
Rotary club to mark centennial next year
Rotary club to mark centennial next year
The Rotary Club of Oamaru has a "very proud history" and will be celebrating its centennial next year.
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Nitrates at acceptable level after blending
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Nitrates at acceptable level after blending
Residents in Glenavy are now able to drink their tap water freely.
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Waikouaiti camp upgrade planned
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Waikouaiti camp upgrade planned
The Waikaouaiti Beach Motor Camp is planning a temporary closure next year.
Students find good homes for forgotten toy birds
Students find good homes for forgotten toy birds
Waitaki Boys’ High School has donated wooden duck and penguin toys to the Oamaru Kindergarten Association.
Kingston opening up
Kingston opening up
With sections from $299,000, huge interest is expected in the first section release for a subdivision immediately south of Kingston township.
Dream project set to start
Dream project set to start
Christmas has come early for the Glenorchy Trails Trust.
Frankton flicks a click away
Frankton flicks a click away
Subject to final sign-off, the opening credits of the first film screening in Queenstown’s newest complex could be rolling by Boxing Day.
Banging drum for Snow Machine
Banging drum for Snow Machine
Queenstown's Snow Machine music fest has a new backing band.
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