Richard Davison

Work on a replacement for the Beaumont Bridge could be under way in spring.

Balclutha residents say they are fed up with what they regard as police inaction over an alleged antisocial youth crime spree in the town.

After a year of it hanging over their heads, the owners of a rural South Otago pub reacted to news of a likely liquor licence renewal this week with a mixture of anger and relief.

Clutha officials want to see further subdivisions developed in the district, as a council-established project reaches capacity.

The hordes descended on Clydevale this Easter weekend, helping make the Clutha Valley Rugby Club’s centennial celebrations a memorable occasion.

The Clutha District Council will embark on the biggest infrastructure investment in its history, if its latest long-term plan is adopted unchanged.

Practitioners of a 250-year-old pastime will gather in record numbers in South Otago this Easter.

Clutha District Council must decide on a possible future reduction in the number of poker machines in the district after hearing several heartfelt submissions on the topic.

Lawrence business owners have reacted with caution to proposals to establish a new heritage zone in the town.

Pregnancy, plague — and a missed slam-dunk — could not prevent Milton man Troy Calteaux realising his destiny at the weekend.

Organisers of an annual celebration of rural history are crossing their fingers Covid-19 will not intervene again this year.

West Otago’s new councillor says he is — almost — raring to go.

Milton man Troy Calteaux will take part in a heavy metal showdown in Feilding tomorrow.

Despite a car losing its engine block during a crash in South Otago yesterday, its occupants escaped relatively unscathed.

A long-running series of appeals in an unusual case appears to have run its course, following a hearing in the Court of Appeal yesterday morning.