Ruby Shaw

Education Minister Erica Stanford speaks to members of the Dunstan Kāhui Ako (community of learning) Kapa Haka in Alexandra, yesterday. 

Organisers of a car boot sale to be held this Saturday say the funds will go towards the upkeep of a valuable "repository of local history".

People of all denominations gathered in Cromwell last week to celebrate one of the most significant day’s in the Christian calendar.

A "hugely valuable" safety meeting was held in Naseby over the weekend, educating residents and crib owners about how to stay safe as the fire risk in the area grows.

The Central Otago District Council’s proposed representation review is open for submissions from the public.

While stinky undies may be the punchline of many a schoolyard joke, for the Central Otago District Council they are no laughing matter.

Easter Pop Up Market co-organiser Sue Noble-Adams, of Clyde, displays some of the items for sale at this weekend’s market.

Central Otago rowers have had yet another successful turn about Lake Ruataniwha during New Zealand’s largest rowing regatta.

Connection is at the heart of a new documentary exhibition by a Bannockburn couple who wanted to capture and share local stories together.

Alexandra paddler Finn Butcher had a lot to celebrate with friends and family over the weekend.

Community supporting the community was at the heart of a charity golf tournament held in Wānaka over the weekend.

Two great causes were bolstered by community support in Cromwell last Friday during the Bayleys Cromwell Charity Golf Day.

The growth of community and local produce was cause for celebration in the Upper Clutha at the weekend.

Over 150 primary schoolpupils rolled their sleeves up and got stuck into history this week — developing an appreciation for one of Alexandra’s most historic buildings.

Community is at front of mind for Pioneer Energy as they prepare to celebrate 100 years of energy this Saturday.