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Water schemes could be independently owned and run
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Water schemes could be independently owned and run
Officials say an external review of rural water scheme options will allow users to make "clinical" decisions on their future.
Richard Davison
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Progress on eyesore building spurs cautious optimism
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Progress on eyesore building spurs cautious optimism
A long-standing eyesore may soon be an eyesore no more.
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School’s future unclear as 125th approaches
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School’s future unclear as 125th approaches
A jubilee celebration may be tinged with worry later this month, as a 125-year-old school’s future hangs in the balance.
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Regency romp brings fun of ’80s TV show to the stage
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Regency romp brings fun of ’80s TV show to the stage
A cunning plan is afoot in South Otago next week.
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Athenaeum member marks 45 years
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Athenaeum member marks 45 years
An historic mining institute is honouring its longest-standing member later this month.
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‘Party at Park’ to celebrate recreation project midpoint
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‘Party at Park’ to celebrate recreation project midpoint
A community recreational project is taking a moment to reflect and celebrate this weekend, as it prepares to move into its next phase.
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Prank’s for the memories
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Prank’s for the memories
A much-loved doer-upper unexpectedly "came on the market", leading to scratched heads and wry smiles.
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Heritage day draws crowds
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Heritage day draws crowds
Fortunes were sought and a rich history celebrated on a golden day in Lawrence yesterday.
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CHF in good shape with challenges ahead
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CHF in good shape with challenges ahead
A Southern health provider has signalled further "choppy waters" ahead as it prepares for its annual meeting later this month.
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Blue-riband local star of display
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Blue-riband local star of display
A local hero will reveal his true colours at a heritage day this weekend.
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End of an era: rural board history
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End of an era: rural board history
An innovative rural initiative will be preserved for posterity, thanks to the literary efforts of one of its leaders.
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Encouraging support for new museum building
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Encouraging support for new museum building
A brighter future beckons for a historic museum collection, following a surge of community support.
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Wheel deal: Reunion celebrates historic journey
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Wheel deal: Reunion celebrates historic journey
The mysterious tale of a yellow wheel turned black culminated in a 50th anniversary reunion of once intrepid youngsters in Lawrence yesterday.
E-motorbikes added to eco-tourism stable
E-motorbikes added to eco-tourism stable
Four legs good. Two wheels? Also good.
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Men’s health outreach project
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Men’s health outreach project
A southern clinic is bringing a new meaning to "public" health next month.
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Motocross to continue after noise review
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Motocross to continue after noise review
Motocross enthusiasts feel vindicated following the outcome of a review of noise complaints at a council reserve.
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Streetscape upgrade under way
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Streetscape upgrade under way
Milton residents say they are excited to see progress on a major streetscape upgrade, although work remains to be done on a final plan.
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Arrival of water meter questioned
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Arrival of water meter questioned
A pair of low-income beneficiaries have accused council officials of introducing water metering "by stealth".
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Rec centre marks 10 years with half-marathon
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Rec centre marks 10 years with half-marathon
An anniversary event signalled a positive step forward into the future for one participant at the weekend.
Couple creating a tiny slice of heaven
Couple creating a tiny slice of heaven
A pair of eco-entrepreneurs are buzzing with excitement at their latest venture using tiny houses made from sustainable materials in Christchurch.