Julie Asher

Delighted with her huge bunch of peonies is Aronui Crombe, 4, accompanied by her brother Tamati, 9.

A long-planned project begins this week as work begins on the Manuherekia Valleys Community Hub, at Omakau.

An internet-savvy Clyde teenager says she ignored approaches from American universities because she initially thought they were scammers.

Watering the garden can feel like a full-time job in a Central Otago summer and with ever-increasing water costs many are wondering how they will keep up.

It is the little shed built by the Menz Shed to help fund the big shed.

Golf tournaments abound in Central Otago but this month there is a unique one on offer complete with trophies and prizes.

A passion for all things pink and a talent for flowers is behind an eye-catching roadside stall at Ettrick.

It could be third time lucky for the man behind a proposed Alexandra subdivision.

Changing lives and bodies inspired two Teviot Valley women to have a unique pop-up event in Roxburgh.

A road trip snack led to a significantly longer trip when a Cromwell man picked a winning chocolate bar.

A chance to do something really special, or flying in the face of history and tradition? The rebuilding of a small town civic building is creating dissent before any plans have been considered.

A New Zealander who has just returned from six months documenting life in occupied Palestine spoke to groups in Alexandra last week.

Being able to launch a boat off the lawn of a fully renovated five-bedroom home will probably make a Cromwell property a record-breaker, marketing agents say.

A passion for all things pink and a talent for flowers is behind an eye-catching roadside stall at Ettrick.

Working to be a solution to the government’s problem was one of the strengths of Dunstan Hospital a packed house heard at the launch of the Dunstan Hospital Charitable Foundation, in Alexandra,...