Glenn Conway

Stage set for cheese to take tumble

Whitestone Cheese's finest will again be flung down a steep Southland hill early next year, closely followed by people of all ages in hot pursuit.

Warning over stock

Warning over stock

Farmers in Clutha are being warned by police to keep a close eye on their stock, after three separate incidents of wandering stock were reported recently.

Bubbling over for festival

More details of Lawrence's annual summer arts festival have been released, and buskers, blokes and bubbles are all set to take centre stage.

Survey about council

Over the next three weeks, Clutha residents will be asked to rate the Clutha District Council's performance.

TrustPower believes its scheme 'much more viable'

TrustPower believes its scheme 'much more viable'

Major wind farms could still become a feature of Otago and Southland landscapes. TrustPower's board is expected next month to approve the first stage of its Mahinerangi project, near Dunedin, and it is feeling more comfortable about the Kaiwera Downs project near Gore.

Sport centre plans backed

Sport centre plans backed

Plans for an indoor sports facility in central Balclutha were unanimously endorsed at a public meeting in the town on Thursday night.

Sydney team will race

A Sydney-based team of riders, featuring a former Kaitangata local, will take part in this month's Black Gold Trail event around the coal-mining township.

Banging on

A musical family event in Balclutha this weekend is expected to go off with a bang - and end the same way.

Trust helps owners of damaged pub

The Clutha Licensing Trust is helping support the owners of the Waihola pub badly damaged by fire last week and could provide a temporary watering hole in the lakeside township if this proves practical.

Change of date does trick for fair

Change of date does trick for fair

Lawrence's annual country fair day turned 21 yesterday, with organisers saying changing the event to a Sunday was the best possible present.