Expansion, upgrades and a business upturn are signs of business confidence in Ranfurly, local operators say.
Forty-five years running a hairdressing business is not a big deal, a Cromwell man says.
The audience could not get enough of them.
Taking action on climate change may be good for the pocket as well as for the environment, the host of a climate change discussion says.
Central Otago roads could get ''a little'' rougher before they are repaired under a new funding model, a council roading engineer concedes.
Alexandra Deputy Chief Fire Officer Mark Hutton (left) and Chief Fire Officer Russell Anderson hold plans for the fire station upgrade, as work goes on behind them yesterday.
Draw your newspaper swords and decorate the cardboard shields, the Battle of Bannockburn is nearing.
One of the first things Poolburn School pupils asked their incoming principal was if she would be replacing the school dog, Culley, when he left with the outgoing principal next week.
Manuherikia Valley landowners will decide next February on a proposal to extend the valley's irrigation scheme.