Excelsior again turn tide in second half
Excelsior again turn tide in second half
When I die, bury me in an Excelsior jersey, because I might just come back.
Nic Duff
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Virtues of calm space explained
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Virtues of calm space explained
Palmerston School has established a designated space for overwhelmed pupils and now it is asking Waitaki’s MP to help secure funding to run it.
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Old Boys break duck for season with high-scoring win
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Old Boys break duck for season with high-scoring win
It was quality over quantity in the Citizens Shield at the weekend.
Kids dig archaeology event
Kids dig archaeology event
An "awesome showing" of over 30 children at Totara Estate’s An Afternoon of Archaeology last weekend had the estate’s property lead, Jacqui Allison, excited about the success of the occasion.
Land sale for planned waste-to-energy plant approved
Land sale for planned waste-to-energy plant approved
New Zealand’s first waste-to-energy plant is one step closer after approval was granted for the purchase of land at Glenavy.
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Official search called off
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Official search called off
The official search for a missing fisherman near the Waitaki River mouth has been called off but family and friends will continue looking for him.
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Impressive Maheno chalk up second victory
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Impressive Maheno chalk up second victory
Last year Maheno won two games all season.
Dream to tame wild horses a reality
Dream to tame wild horses a reality
A young Maheno girl is preparing to tame some wild steeds.
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Excelsior knocks Valley off its pedestal
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Excelsior knocks Valley off its pedestal
Oh how the mighty fall.
School holds early Anzac event
School holds early Anzac event
It is never too early to show respect for those who have sacrificed their lives for us.
Decisions
Decisions
Forrester Gallery director Chloe Searle has a go at erasing artwork from a chalkboard that is part of new exhibit Good as Gold by Maggie Covell at Forrester Gallery.
Large turnout for rally
Large turnout for rally
Wet weather could not keep a group of riders from taking their two-wheeled pride and joy for a spin.
Concert returning to Hall of Memories
Concert returning to Hall of Memories
Lest we forget.
Geopark welcomes manager
Geopark welcomes manager
New Zealand’s first Unesco-designated geopark has a new woman in charge.
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A rainy start for first games
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A rainy start for first games
It may have been the opening round of the year, but the weather was in mid-season form as rain plagued round one of the Citizens Shield on Saturday.
Fair ‘quite a social occasion’ for everyone who attended
Fair ‘quite a social occasion’ for everyone who attended
It was all fun and games out in Weston.
Hot rod national event held over the weekend
Hot rod national event held over the weekend
Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines.
First black belts trained by club
First black belts trained by club
The Oamaru Aikido Club is now home to two more black belts.
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Father slams NZ Rugby 'coward dogs'
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Father slams NZ Rugby 'coward dogs'
Billy Guyton’s grieving father has accused New Zealand Rugby of "hiding in the corner like coward dogs" over the risk posed by repeated concussions.
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Hot stuff
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Hot stuff
Pre 49 Nationals event organiser Brian Ward proudly displays his wife’s 1936 Ford Roadster in Oamaru yesterday.