Viability of cinema questioned
Viability of cinema questioned
A community cinema in Mosgiel would be unlikely to enjoy the sustained patronage needed to be viable over the longer term, the Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board chairman says.
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Annual Plan Hearings
Annual Plan Hearings
The Dunedin City Council cannot afford to keep delaying upgrading Mosgiel's infrastructure, Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board chairman Bill Feather says.
Reserve plans discussed
Reserve plans discussed
Some of the ideas planted during stage one of consultation on two new reserves in Mosgiel, have been weeded out in stage two of the consultation process.
Cycling: Finally, the news is out
Cycling: Finally, the news is out
Given the chance Wayne Evans will talk your ear off about his son's cycling career.
Fine start to season
Fine start to season
Fine, calm, and warm conditions enabled Taieri gamebird hunters to dispense with thick camouflage jackets and reach for their sunglasses on Saturday, the first day of the three-month duck-shooting season.
More space for retailers
More space for retailers
Construction of Mosgiel's new $20 million Countdown supermarket should provide a boost for other businesses in the area and offer opportunities for retailers to move into the town, Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board chairman Bill Feather says.
Night game has Taieri golfers glowing
Night game has Taieri golfers glowing
Golfers ditched their sun hats and sunscreen and instead grabbed glow sticks and torches for the annual night golf event at Taieri Lakes Golf Course on Friday.
Quiz to raise funds for baby
Quiz to raise funds for baby
A fundraising event to help a Dunedin couple get to the United States to find an egg donor is being held at Mosgiel Memorial RSA next Tuesday.
Pupils enjoy Stewart Island school camp
Pupils enjoy Stewart Island school camp
Strath Taieri School children were challenged and educated in an unfamiliar environment on a recent trip to Stewart Island.
Lego club comes to library
Lego club comes to library
Building blocks are taking shape for Mosgiel Library's weekly Lego Club, starting this Friday.
Florist calls time after more than 50 years in trade
Florist calls time after more than 50 years in trade
The owner of a Mosgiel florist shop and nursery plans to retire after more than 50 years in the plant-growing business after following in his father's footsteps.
Hoping dog has his day
Hoping dog has his day
Dog trialling veteran Boyd Tisdall is gearing up for another tilt at a national title.
Small circus has clowns, acrobatics
Small circus has clowns, acrobatics
A circus with a nod to old-fashioned fun rolled into the Taieri A&P showgrounds at Mosgiel on Friday.
Food co-operative thrives in friendly atmosphere
Food co-operative thrives in friendly atmosphere
Not-for-profit fruit and vegetable-buying co-operative has been successfully extended to Mosgiel, where it attracts up to 50 customers a week.
Quiz-night fundraiser for Brighton man
Quiz-night fundraiser for Brighton man
Planning is under way for a quiz night to raise funds for a Brighton man recently diagnosed with cancer.
Anzac Day marches and services around the region
Anzac Day marches and services around the region
Local Anzac Day services in the region
Pupil selected for Girl Guiding national advisory group
Pupil selected for Girl Guiding national advisory group
Be prepared.
WW1 fallen profiled
WW1 fallen profiled
A Mosgiel man killed in action in France on November 9, 1918, just two days short of Armistice Day, is featured in a new book about residents of the town who died in World War 1.
Dresses to help keep girls safe
Dresses to help keep girls safe
A group of Taieri women are busy sewing dresses for disadvantaged Kenyan girls.
Grateful for Meals on Wheels
Grateful for Meals on Wheels
A recipient of Red Cross Meals on Wheels Mosgiel says the service has helped her keep some independence.