‘Good old’ racing days celebrated
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‘Good old’ racing days celebrated
From Macchina to Scuderia — Invercargill will be filled with classic cars and immersed in Italian flair this weekend.
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Council decides against catchment analysis
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Council decides against catchment analysis
Otago regional councillors have decided against a proposed review of the Waitaki River’s management.
Teenager killed in Gore crash named
Teenager killed in Gore crash named
Police have named the person who died in a serious crash in Gore on Saturday.
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Supercars denies race decision
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Supercars denies race decision
Supercars is yet to confirm a second race in New Zealand has been allocated to Christchurch and no-one in Central Otago is throwing in the towel yet.
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Balclutha granddad jailed for 9th drink-driving conviction
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Balclutha granddad jailed for 9th drink-driving conviction
A few beers before driving home has landed a Balclutha man behind bars.
Oyster parasite returns to strait
Oyster parasite returns to strait, fishery in ‘down cycle’
The start of the oyster season has been challenging, with signs of a deadly parasite in Foveaux Strait, but a factory manager says it's better than in previous years.
Hobart mountain run winner one to watch
Hobart mountain run winner one to watch
Saturday's long-running Routeburn Classic trail run not only has a new naming sponsor but one that might supply the winners.
Juicy derby in prospect
Juicy derby in prospect
Wakatipu dominate Alexandra 31-3, then, last weekend, Alex easily beat Arrowtown 35-21.
Artist has global plan bee
Artist has global plan bee
Timaru has become the first New Zealand town to join The Good of the Hive phenomenon.
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Queenstown institution sold to major player
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Queenstown institution one of two bars sold to major player
Two of Queenstown’s last independently-owned hospitality venues have been sold to a chain.
Snow buzz already building
Snow buzz already building
Cool your jets.
Stars align for retired astronomer
Stars align for retired astronomer
Queenstowners should be delighted a Scottish astronomer retired early from his professional life in Australia.
Building skills and bonds
Building skills and bonds
The founder of Women’s Shed Queenstown still gets a kick out of watching her students’ confidence on "scary" power tools grow.
Calling for culinary creations
Calling for culinary creations
It's time to let your creative juices go wild.
Learning cultural responsiveness
Learning cultural responsiveness
More than 300 local teachers recently congregated in Wakatipu High’s gym to learn how to improve the achievements of their Māori students and their sense of belonging.
Welcome to the Hurto locker
Welcome to the Hurto locker
Queenstown's top fighter has just gone out on his own.
Colin’s hard-won hundy
Colin’s hard-won hundy
Colin McIntosh only intended to spend one season in Queenstown.
Freestyle trampolining springs into town
Freestyle trampolining springs into town
This weekend, young athletes will be bouncing off the walls in Queenstown.
New Queenstown realtor out to make waves
New Queenstown realtor out to make waves
An experienced Queenstown salesperson has launched a new locally-owned real estate agency.
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