Nobby Clark back in hospital after weekend stroke
Nobby Clark back in hospital after weekend stroke
Invercargill Mayor Nobby Clark has returned to hospital after being discharged earlier this week.
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IT experts developing revolutionary technology
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IT experts developing revolutionary technology
Two New Zealand-based IT experts are working on a ground-breaking technology that promises to revolutionise computing by creating a computer inside a computer memory chip.
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Owner offered to put dogs down after Balclutha attack
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Owner offered to put dogs down after Balclutha attack
The owner of two large dogs that savaged a smaller dog and injured an elderly woman in Balclutha says she offered to have her pets put down immediately.
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War crimes allegations ‘nonsense’: mayoral candidate
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War crimes allegations ‘nonsense’: mayoral candidate
Waitaki's newest mayoral candidate has labelled claims a special forces unit he served with was involved in war crimes as "nonsense".
Separate glass recycling backed
Separate glass recycling backed
Invercargilll councillors have expressed a preference for separating glass from regular recycling amid concern the city has become an "outlier".
King’s honour for home-grown cop
King’s honour for home-grown cop
Little recognised in Queenstown last month was the awarding of a gong to home-grown Terri Middleton.
‘Mr Hospo’ changes course
‘Mr Hospo’ changes course
Till a few years ago, if you ventured into Queenstown’s CBD after dark you’d likely find Evan Thomas somewhere on the door.
Billy’s namesake approves
Billy’s namesake approves
Visiting newly restored Ayrburn homestead Billy’s — the last food and beverage venue in a sprawling hospo precinct near Arrowtown — was extra special for Eastern Southland farmer William Paterson...
‘Digital oracles’ to speak in Queenstown
‘Digital oracles’ to speak in Queenstown
A thought-provoking award-winning outdoor exhibition, filled with AI, is opening to the public at Queenstown Central shopping centre this weekend.
Tse the moment with poet laureate
Tse the moment with poet laureate
New Zealand’s Poet Laureate will perform in Queenstown for one night only next month.
Queenstown’s sister act
Queenstown’s sister act
Excitement's building — and just a few nerves — for Queenstown sisters taking to the stage next weekend for Invercargill Musical Theatre’s two-week season of Matilda the Musical.
She’s living locally, working globally
She’s living locally, working globally
Kylie Brittain is one of those few Queenstowners who can truly say they work on the world stage.
The ‘Steam Train’ is stoked
The ‘Steam Train’ is stoked
Ahead of their White Horse Cup challenge this Saturday, and finals the following two weekends, the Wakatipu Premiers rugby side’s longtime no.7’s in a confident mood.
Polly back on the Wild side
Polly back on the Wild side
As Queenstowner Polly Bennetts can attest, there’s no place like home.
New property management player
New property management player
An experienced Queenstown residential property manager has set up business this week in partnership with a valuation company.
Festival declined licence, hearing set
Festival declined licence, hearing set
A hearing will be held next month after the Central Otago licensing committee declined a special licence for the Alexandra Blossom Festival.
Speed limits set for consultation again
Speed limits set for consultation again
Consultation opened on Friday on proposed speed limit changes across Central Otago. If it all seems familiar — it is.
Becker family prominent at champs
Becker family prominent at champs
It was family first at the New Zealand men’s and women’s curling championship at the Maniototo Adventure Park, in Naseby, last week.
60 years of loving support celebrated
60 years of loving support celebrated
It was a lovely sunny day when Trevor and Jenny Barr got married in Invercargill in 1965, now still together 60 years later, the two words Trevor joked made a successful marriage were "yes dear".
Pine removal for cemetery planned
Pine removal for cemetery planned
More than 20 people gathered at McNulty House in Cromwell last month, including Central Otago Mayor Tamah Alley, to discuss the future of Cromwell Cemetery.