Julie Asher

The cost of the water plan demanded by the government from Central Otago District Council and the two other councils involved in the council controlled organisation to manage water services, was...

The pain endured kayaking Lake Dunstan was forgotten when the reason for the punishing fundraising paddle was revealed in Clyde last week.

 Voters in Central Otago are sending in their choices more quickly than in the past two elections, but many still have to make their choices known before voting closes on October 11.

Nearly half a century of experience left the Central Otago District Council table last week as the final meeting of the triennium closed.

Endless hours of folding paper, urgently couriered wallpaper murals and rushed drives to Queenstown to collect components were rewarded with silverware at the Alexandra Blossom Festival.

An "absolutely devastated" Central Otago business owner says they will be forced to close after the approval of a massive solar farm.

Heritage and arts were winners in the community funding round with social services and perceived central government services being declined.

Sometimes it is the second-hand stuff that fits the best.

An “absolutely devastated” Central Otago business owner says they will be forced to close after the approval of a massive solar farm.

For people worrying about the ever-increasing cost of living the idea of never having to pay rates, as suggested by a one mayoral candidate, has huge appeal.

A heritage group has distanced itself from its former president, who has spoken out against a proposed open-cast gold mine in Central Otago.