Nick Brook

Balclutha Hospital will celebrate it’s 100th anniversary with a staff reunion on February 7 next year, bringing together generations of workers from one of South Otago’s most significant institutions.

Dust out the cupboards, rummage through the garage and make room for something new with Clutha’s clutter clear out coming Sunday, October 5.

The latest Trip Down Memory Lane in Kaitangata is hot off the press.

Recently arrived settlers were made to feel welcome last week as newcomers, long-term residents and local groups gathered at a community expo.

Rumours of more Clutha kākā are true.

Owaka artist Gordon Thompson’s latest exhibition is at Balclutha’s new Colour + Light Gallery throughout September.

Catlins motorcyclist Blake Affleck has returned from competing on the world stage, alongside three other young New Zealand riders, at the FIM International Six Days of Enduro (ISDE) in Bergamo, Italy.

Environmental breaches will cost more from this month, as new rules raise fines across New Zealand, with Clutha under closer scrutiny.

Spring’s second Local Legend goes to two women who clearly know how to share.

Environmental breaches will cost more from this month, as new rules raise fines across New Zealand, with Clutha under closer scrutiny.

Holmdene turned 60 last Thursday.

This week’s Silver Fern Farms, Clutha Leader Local Legend is South Otago High School teacher Deborah Ward, for taking over management of the schools’ Korimako choir and taking them to the...

Three members of the South Otago Smallbore Rifle Club have earned places in the New Zealand indoor .22 rifle shooting squad after competing at the recent North Island versus South Island...

This year’s Clutha District Council Heritage & Environment Community Service Award went to a team whose commitment to recreation spaces and local history has made a lasting impact on their town...

Good news has come in twos to bring relief to local farmers.

The last Clutha Leader, Silver Fern Farms Local Legend of winter is nonagenarian Zoe Latta.

South Otago school principals are optimistic about the government’s plans to abolish the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA), but are waiting to hear more details.