Proud owner takes home two maiden wins
Proud owner takes home two maiden wins
Heriot is home to a new national champion.
Sally Rae
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Start-up developer talks of the fruits of his labour
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Start-up developer talks of the fruits of his labour
It was a big lifestyle change for Mike and Rebecca Casey when they upped sticks from Sydney and moved to Central Otago and established a cherry orchard with a mission to reduce emissions.
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Retired but still fighting for resident rights
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Retired but still fighting for resident rights
Mosgiel’s Brian Peat, president of the Retirement Villages Residents Association of New Zealand, talks to business editor Sally Rae about why he believes legislative changes need to be made in the retirement village sector.
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Language brings identity
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Language brings identity
When Jeremy Banks was growing up in Central Otago, it was a typical, rural upbringing.
Pride must be restored in farmers
Pride must be restored in farmers
In Chinese astrology, 2023 is the Year of the Rabbit.
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Pamu identifies nearly 3000ha for trees
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Pamu identifies nearly 3000ha for trees
State-owned farming company Pamu (Landcorp) has identified nearly 3000ha of land on two of its Otago properties to be planted in trees, subject to resource consent.
Garston open day aiming for ‘hops hub’
Garston open day aiming for ‘hops hub’
James McNamee is in the pursuit of hoppiness.
DINZ releases industry recovery plan
DINZ releases industry recovery plan
Deer Industry New Zealand (DINZ) chief executive Innes Moffat says the industry has "a bit of pep in its step" again after being "Covidified" for several years.
Dinz releases five-year industry recovery plan
Dinz releases five-year industry recovery plan
Deer Industry New Zealand (Dinz) chief executive Innes Moffat says the industry has "a bit of pep in its step" again after being "Covidified" for several years.
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Open day aiming for ‘hops hub’
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Open day aiming for ‘hops hub’
James McNamee is in the pursuit of hoppiness.
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Pamu identifies nearly 3000ha for planting
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Pamu identifies nearly 3000ha for planting
State-owned farming company Pamu (Landcorp) has identified nearly 3000ha of land on two of its Otago properties to be planted in trees, subject to resource consent.
Pride must be restored in farmers for future generations
Pride must be restored in farmers for future generations
Sally Rae leads the call to make 2023 The Year of The Farmer.
ORC keen to discuss station’s forestry plans
ORC keen to discuss station’s forestry plans
The ORC says it would welcome discussions with Lammermoor Station’s owners and the Central Otago District Council over the station’s plans to plant 60,000 pine trees on the property.
Eager to inspire and empower others
Eager to inspire and empower others
She calls herself chief energy officer — and that’s something the Otago Daily Times Business Leader of the Year Heidi Renata has in spades.
Company focuses on people, community
Company focuses on people, community
Port Otago is the Otago Daily Times’ 2022 Business of the Year.
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East Otago man equally at home in Canada
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East Otago man equally at home in Canada
He may have lived in Canada for years, but whenever Mark Edwards sees the All Blacks perform the haka, the hairs stand up on the back of his neck.
Two Otago lawyers named in NZ elite list
Two Otago lawyers named in NZ elite list
Two Otago lawyers - both from the same firm - have been recognised in New Zealand Lawyer’s second annual Elite Women list.
Study finds trend favouring sustainability
Study finds trend favouring sustainability
For two decades, Katie Beith has "lived, dreamed and breathed" ESG.
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Awn to own 10.1% of NZ Merino Co after shareholding change
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Awn to own 10.1% of NZ Merino Co after shareholding change
Australia's Awn Rural Pty Ltd will own 10.1% of the shares in the New Zealand Merino Company once a substantial shareholding change is settled.
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By hook or by crook
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By hook or by crook: Business built on experience
Back in 2004, four young Queenstown mates took the bold move of taking on the lease of the legendary Dunedin student haunt, the Captain Cook Tavern. Now one of the quartet is making a name for himself with a tech business.