Nick Brook

Clutha Eco-attraction Sinclair Wetlands has just received a $49,800 top up to help manage its growing stream of visitors.

The Otago Daily Times has played a regular role for this week’s Silver Fern Farms, Clutha Leader Local Legend winner.

The annual morning smoko pie-shout at the Big River Homes Jobbortunities building site was a bright and inspiring gathering recently, bringing together future tradies and key community figures.

More than 1000 year 3-8 children from 19 schools played through sunshine and downpours in last week’s District Rippa Rugby Tournament at Balclutha showgrounds, in their choice of competitive or non...

Milton’s health and fitness has received a cash boost to keep up with growing gym membership.

A young Clutha student is on a path to represent New Zealand farmers at an international level, with the help of an industry scholarship.

Kaka Point wasp killer Christene Dennison was already a local legend when the Clutha Leader recently presented her a roast for being a Silver Fern Farms local legend.

The Clutha District Council is urging residents to take a stand against a growing problem of illegal rubbish dumping, or "fly-tipping", across the district.

Inspections that aimed to encourage the community to think about their recycling habits have been hailed a success — and efforts are set to continue, to bring others up to speed.

One of Otago schools’ top representatives is weighing the new education budget against the pressures of frontline teaching.

A new novel mining Clutha’s heart of gold was launched in Lawrence on Saturday.

Kerry Wilson from Milton’s Forum Cafe is this week’s Clutha Leader, Silver Fern Farms Local Legend.

Small-town Heriot is about to add new art to its growing range of public assets.

Balclutha police have warned rural property owners to keep property under lock and key.

Pottery and paintings are in perfect harmony at Owaka Museum.

At a whopping 11cm, even the biggest fish were thrown back in a unique Otago wildlife study.

Game bird season opening weekend has been declared a success by Otago Fish & Game, with most duck-shooters saying they were happy with their bag.

Strikers took to the street in Balclutha in a wave of May Day industrial protests across the length of the country.