Nick Brook

Nanna Tania Unahi came from Invercargill to share a sweet treat with family Connor, 3, Isla, 5, and their dad Ben Howie, of Balclutha, at the town’s first Midwinter Market at Cross Recreation...

The Century Farm and Station Awards committee is ready to receive applications for next year’s annual awards.

Silver Fern Farms and The Clutha Leader are really showing some extra leg this week with a bonus roast for Local Legend Food-Hub staff and volunteers (from left) Vivienne Fiddes, Diane Schnarr,...

Seventy athletes from around New Zealand, including Balclutha, competed at the Otago Aerobics Championships and New Zealand Secondary School National Championships at Te Pou Ō Mata-Au, Clutha...

Thirty years of work by one woman helping meet special needs in South Otago was celebrated in Balclutha last week.

The Clutha Leader-Silver Fern Farms Local Legend for July 10 is Balclutha stylist Selena Aitken-Boyle.

"I joined in 2000 ... I played rugby prior to that for a long time and thought it would be good to be in another team environment."

The Century Farm and Station Awards committee is ready to receive applications for next year’s ceremony.

The Century Farm and Station Awards committee is ready to receive applications for next year’s ceremony.

Multiple mail-ins may make Owaka’s own Wayne Hollows the most nominated Clutha Leader, Silver Fern Farms Local Legend ever.

What do you call 52 food-poisoned nuns?

As promised, Silver Fern Farms and The Clutha Leader delivered on a mega Matariki Local Legend special, with five prime roasts for the standout spirits of the Aotearoa’s own midwinter...

The Clutha District Council announced the winners of the 2025 Clutha Community Service Awards last Wednesday to honour the groups and individuals who go above and beyond to make a positive...

The first place winner of the Clutha Leader, Silver Fern farms Matariki special is Balclutha early childhood education centre Big River Educare.

Clutha has plenty to celebrate during this year’s National Volunteer Week, which runs until Saturday.

The Otago Daily Times has played a regular role in a full-circle friendship.

Spectacular new marine scenes now wrap around Livingstonia Park’s nerve centre, thanks to the Taieri Mouth community and street artist Koryu Aoshima.