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South OtagoSeptember 24

Knitters recognised for community work

Tapanui’s Knit and Yarn group has been recognised for its contribution in the Health and Wellbeing category of 2026 Clutha District 2026 Council Community Awards.
Knitters recognised for community work
Knitters recognised for community work
South OtagoSeptember 24

Council supports Dark Sky bid

The Clutha District Council has agreed to provide a letter of support for an application seeking International Dark Sky Park status for an area centred around Purakaunui Recreation Reserve.
Council supports Dark Sky bid
Council supports Dark Sky bid
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South OtagoSeptember 24

Learning English proving popular

Free English classes in Clutha are attracting increasing numbers of adult students from a wide range of countries, organisers say.
Learning English proving popular
Learning English proving popular
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South OtagoSeptember 24

Wrestlers settle scores in Clutha

Rage, terror, dastardly deeds and justice boomed through TPŌMA on Saturday, as Southern Pro Wrestling’s Balclutha WrestleFest 2026 hit the stage.
Wrestlers settle scores in Clutha
Wrestlers settle scores in Clutha
South OtagoSeptember 17

Top teams enjoy Frisbee fun

Primary school squads turned out for the third round of the Clutha Top Team Tournament at Cross Recreation Centre last week.
Top teams enjoy Frisbee fun
Top teams enjoy Frisbee fun
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South OtagoSeptember 17

Chinese Camp restoration receives boost

The Lawrence Chinese Camp restoration has received a further $50,000 boost, through an Otago Community Trust grant.
Chinese Camp restoration receives boost
Chinese Camp restoration receives boost
South OtagoSeptember 17

Local Legend nominations sought

It’s time to celebrate your Silver Fern Farms Local Legends by cranking up your nominations, Clutha.
Local Legend nominations sought
Local Legend nominations sought
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South OtagoSeptember 17

Online safety a community responsibility

Protecting children from online harm will take more than government regulation or tech-industry innovations, internet safety advocate Rob Cope says.
Online safety a community responsibility
Online safety a community responsibility
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South OtagoSeptember 17

Colleges clash for Telford training

About 280 students from 19 schools took part in the third annual Land Based Training Otago Southland Clash of the Colleges at the SIT Telford Campus near Balclutha last Thursday.
Colleges clash for Telford training
Colleges clash for Telford training
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South OtagoSeptember 10

Colleges clash for farming’s future

About 280 students from 19 schools took part in the third annual Land Based Training Otago Southland Clash of the Colleges at the SIT Telford Campus near Balclutha yesterday.
Colleges clash for farming’s future
Colleges clash for farming’s future