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Unprecedented third win for digger operator
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Unprecedented third win for digger operator
A southern contractor broke new ground against the best of the best during the weekend.
Richard Davison
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Community service awards look for new home
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Community service awards look for new home
A key community service awards event will have a change of venue this year.
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Goldstar title draws global entrants
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Goldstar title draws global entrants
A southern hill climb is boasting a swag of top international talent this weekend.
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Pupils get hands on, unearth nature’s wonders
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Pupils get hands on, unearth nature’s wonders
Educators served up a smorgasbord of foraged food and fitness fun during an Enviroschools hui in the Clutha district on Wednesday.
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Owner’s descendants sought as Linz acts to seize parcel of land
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Owner’s descendants sought as Linz acts to seize parcel of land
Officials are seeking descendants of a Central Otago landowner, as they move to seize a parcel of land under the Public Works Act.
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Southerners travel north in search of digger glory
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Southerners travel north in search of digger glory
Otago excavators will be digging deep later this week, as they vie to become top dug.
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Heat pump issues mean chillier swim
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Heat pump issues mean chillier swim
Bikini season may be on hold at a community pool complex, following the collapse of its water-heating system.
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End of an era for Beaumont pub
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Readying the property to be listed in spring
A popular highway staging post will be seeking new owners later this year.
Bid to identify youths after ‘reckless’ stunt
Bid to identify youths after ‘reckless’ stunt
Police are seeking help identifying three youths, following a "reckless" stunt that could have caused serious injury.
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Fears over progress rejected
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Fears over progress rejected
Concerns about the pace of restoration at a Chinese heritage site are unfounded, its overseeing trust says.
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No risk to health, says water advisory
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No risk to health, says water advisory
Officials are moving to reassure people after excessive levels of aluminium were found in drinking water.
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100-plus take part in Ken Milne Classic
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100-plus take part in Ken Milne Classic
Clutha's fishermen could have ended up with bigger fish to fry at the weekend.
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Tiger Moths descend for AGM Fly-In
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Tiger Moths descend for AGM Fly-In
The bright lights of hospitality drew a whisper of moths to a South Otago town at the weekend.
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Closing community company gives back with grants
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Closing community company gives back with grants
A Town's community groups are due to receive an unexpected financial boost.
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Concreting phase begins for bridge
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Concreting phase begins for bridge
The new, 193m bridge at Beaumont starts to take solid form this week, following the recent completion of initial concrete pouring on the western deck.
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Trust manager resigns
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Trust manager resigns
A licensing trust says the sudden resignation of its manager should not be a cause for public concern.
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Early approval for freedom camping site
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Early approval for freedom camping site
A new freedom camping site on the way to Central Otago is receiving cautious early approval.
'Boomers need help': Mayor's cricket tickets plea
'Boomers need help': Mayor's cricket tickets plea
A group of southern cricket fans have received a "booming great" response to their appeal for Wellington test match tickets.
Southern councils adopt cyclone-hit communities
Southern councils adopt cyclone-hit communities
Southern councils are calling on their communities to raise funds for their cyclone-hit northern counterparts under a new scheme.
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Protesting hospital cuts pointless, Cadogan says
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Protesting hospital cuts pointless, Cadogan says
A southern mayor says it is pointless trying to fight cuts to the new Dunedin hospital, because they will not be reversed.