Ella Jenkins

A Central Otago company hopes to help farmers save money by allowing them to generate their own power using solar.

A proposal to build a replica Chinese settlement in Old Cromwell is closer to becoming reality, after more than 30 years of work.

For Dunstan rower Mathew King, the prospect of representing New Zealand for the first time at the under-23 championships in Poland is exciting but scary.

A community group hopes to work alongside the Central Otago District Council and other groups to make the Cromwell Cemetery a place the community can be proud of.

An Alexandra man is helping accelerate the shift from cars to e-bikes by designing a bike he hopes could one day be built by anyone in their garage.

A plan has been hatched to restore Cromwell Cemetery and prevent rabbits from wreaking havoc in the historically important place.

A 60-year-old American tourist has admitted causing a fatal crash which left one person dead and another injured near Cromwell at the weekend.

The Central Otago Resilience Trust’s annual charity dinner is back for a third year and will be hosted in Alexandra for the first time.

An appeal to gather handbags full of practical items for women escaping domestic violence drew more donations than expected.

More than $16,000 was raised at the Bayley’s Cromwell charity golf day and auction held at the Cromwell Golf Club last Friday.

Twenty people became New Zealanders in the first Central Otago citizenship ceremony of the year, held at the Central Otago District Council Chambers in Alexandra on Friday.

A 60-year-old American tourist has admitted causing a fatal crash which left one person dead and another injured near Cromwell at the weekend. 

A power cut left more than 11,000 Central Otago Aurora Energy customers in the dark last night.

The atmosphere at Central Stories Museum and Art Gallery was celebratory as people gathered to celebrate the culmination of 20 years of research and the launch of a new book on Friday.

A Cromwell audiologist has returned to work after a busy week volunteering in the Cook Islands.

A Kiwi couple living in Brisbane described having to visit at least five supermarkets just to buy a loaf of bread as Cyclone Alfred threatened Australia’s southeast coast.