ORC

More work, more staff; surplus too

Work completed by the Otago Regional Council in the past year will create a "better tomorrow" for the region "whether it is one year or 30", chief executive Graeme Martin says in the annual report.

Scheme helps in 727 homes

More than 700 Otago households received assistance from the Otago Regional Council's Clean Heat Clean Air programme in the 2011-12 financial year through subsidised insulation and replacement of non-complying heating appliances.

GodZone 2013 has new adviser, cash prizes

GodZone 2013 has new adviser, cash prizes

At least $50,000 in prizes - including $30,000 cash - is on offer in the 2013 GodZone event, reflecting the strong number of entries.

Transport submissions closing

Time is running out for those who want to have their say on the future of the public transport system in Otago and the Wakatipu Basin.

Consent application notified

Consent application notified

The Dunedin City Council's application to renew resource consents to discharge untreated stormwater into the sea in 34 places around Dunedin has been publicly notified today.

ORC discontinuing its climate booklet

ORC discontinuing its climate booklet

The Otago Regional Council is about to cease publication of a booklet that provides climate and pasture information.

Oceana Gold, ORC settle bond agreement

Otago Regional Council's bond fall-out with Oceana Gold has been settled.

New water rules called draconian

New water rules called draconian

From "draconian" to "giant experiment", both sides of the water quality debate expressed their view of the proposed policies yesterday.

Call for 'maverick' council to halt plan change

A group of farmers and companies has called for the Otago Regional Council to halt its water quality plan change, saying it is behaving in a "maverick way" and against national and its own regulations.

Warning about 'tragedy' by freshwater scientist

The Otago Regional Council's approach to its proposed water quality standards has been called "too conservative" by freshwater scientist Marc Schallenberg.

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