Wine-tasting, rabbit pies, live music, guided scenic walks and cooking masterclasses.
A person received moderate injuries after being trapped between two cars in Alexandra yesterday.
A Central Otago District Council hearings panel decision is ''no skin off our nose'' for the Cromwell Motorsport Park Trust.
''Exterminate, exterminate.''
Thousands of people packed the streets of Alexandra and Pioneer Park for the Blossom Festival grand parade and Saturday in the Park today.
The Sticks'N Stones Zone went off at the Blossom Festival Mardi Gras in Alexandra last night.
Dunstan Hospital is run by Central Otago Health Services Ltd (COHSL), a limited liability company owned by Central Otago Health, a community-owned incorporated society.
More than 400 people, including farmers in boots, mechanics in overalls, mothers with children, businesspeople, grandparents, mothers and fathers, turned up to hear Sir John Kirwan discuss suicide and depression in Alexandra yesterday.
The designation of about 4300sq m of farmland beside Maori Point Rd for an Aurora Energy substation has been confirmed.
Martin McPherson is feeling quite relaxed.
It is too early to speculate on the possible construction time frame for an underpass beneath State Highway 8, the Central Otago District Council says.
Bad blood may have led to a man allegedly chasing another with a running chainsaw at an Alexandra service station.
The demise of the Earnscleugh gold mine would have a huge impact on the district economy but there was some hope, Central Otago community and business leaders said yesterday.
Police expect to charge a young woman with supplying alcohol to a 16-year-old girl, who they say was found an hour from possible death.
Across New Zealand, communities did their bit to support soldiers during World War 1. Socks were knitted, equipment sent, food packaged, and Central Otago capitalised on its population of pest rabbits.
Starting in August, up to 400 Central Otago cats and dogs may go under the knife for free.
The Ettrick Holiday Park is set to close at the end of this month, leaving only one camping ground in the Teviot Valley.
Step aside La Tomatina, Cherry Chaos is coming to Roxburgh.
The young people of Central Otago are in good hands, an outgoing youth worker says.
The sale of 57 properties owned by Contact Energy, announced on Tuesday, is a double-edged sword, the Clutha Development Group chairman says.