Ruby Shaw

The proposed Bendigo-Ophir gold mine could require a consent for 25 years, the company’s chief executive told the Cromwell Community Board last week.

Help may be on the way for the "rabbit-ravaged" Cromwell Cemetery as a group of residents band together to address the situation.

Dusty ground, lack of trees and a dynamic subject were the "perfect conditions" which set up a Central Otago photographer to get a winning shot.

Jesus Christ, a phantom and a group of struggling New York creatives will be jostling for stage space in the Alexandra Musical Society’s upcoming show.

Efforts to normalise the use of te reo Māori by Central Otago’s mayor and district council is the subject of a story on a Māori current affairs show.

Being crowned Young Viticulturist of the Year was a "huge relief" for the country’s most recent recipient.

A council planner has recommended consent for dense housing units be approved, despite concerns about it setting a "dangerous precedent" for Clyde’s heritage values.

Cromwell College pupils are taking hands-on learning to a new level.

Being crowned Young Viticulturist of the Year was a "huge relief" for the country’s most recent recipient.

It’s been a long road to publication for a story which has been a labour of love for one Central Otago midwife and author.

A Central Otago councillor with a reputation for getting things done has made the shortlist for a national local government award.

An "incredibly emotive" short film is coming to Central Cinema, in Alexandra, which combines night sky time-lapses with original local music.