Stone-cold action continues
Stone-cold action continues
The National Men’s and Women’s Curling Championships continue in Naseby today.
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District-wide approach to services closer
District-wide approach to services closer
A move towards districtisation was meet with little fanfare by Central Otago’s community boards this month.
Curlers converge for champs
Curlers converge for champs
Garion Long, of Auckland, watches as Darcy Nevill, of the Ida Valley, calls the shot during the first day of the National Men’s and Women’s Curling Championships, held in Naseby yesterday.
Santana to sponsor football league
Santana to sponsor football league
Central Otago’s football league is operating under a new name this season due to sponsorship which promises to livestream games.
Central Otago football to be beamed to the world
Central Otago football to be beamed to the world
Central Otago’s football league is operating under a new name this season due to sponsorship which promises to livestream games.
Concerns heard at meeting
Concerns heard at meeting
About 40 Clyde residents and business owners gathered for a public meeting with Central Otago District Council staff and representatives.
Mayor stands by reverse mortgage suggestion
Mayor stands by reverse mortgage suggestion
Central Otago’s mayor is standing by a suggestion to use debt to fund rates rises, despite ratepayers calling it an insult and out of touch.
Celebrations for health service
Celebrations for health service
Maniototo Health Services had a trifecta of reasons to celebrate last week — including marking 30 years since the service was established.
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Mayor cops more flak over rates suggestion
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Mayor cops more flak over rates suggestion
Central Otago’s mayor is standing by a suggestion to use debt to fund rates rises, which an angry ratepayer facing a 33% hike has labelled an insult.
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'Lost touch': Mayor's reverse mortgage idea irks
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'Lost touch': Mayor's reverse mortgage idea irks
Central Otago’s mayor has been called out of touch after suggesting struggling ratepayers could consider reverse mortgages as a way to pay a proposed rate increase of more than 18%.
Girl’s outdoor scheme expanding to young women
Girl’s outdoor scheme expanding to young women
Building connections between young women is the aim of a new Alexandra-based outdoor adventure programme starting this month.
New speed limits for nearly 60 roads
New speed limits for nearly 60 roads
Close to 60 roads across Central Otago will have speed limits reduced, and variable speed limits for most schools will be introduced, the Central Otago District Council has decided.
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Project begins with tussock planting
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Project begins with tussock planting
More than 1000 tussocks have been planted as the first stages of redevelopment at Alexandra’s Half Mile Recreation Reserve begin.
Planting project begins at Half Mile Recreation Reserve
Planting project begins at Half Mile Recreation Reserve
More than 1000 tussocks were planted when the first stages of redevelopment began at Alexandra’s Half Mile Recreation Reserve yesterday.
Maniototo’s ‘mistake’ spelling retained
Maniototo’s ‘mistake’ spelling retained
The Maniototo will remain the Maniototo.
Dunstan alumni to compete at Olympics
Dunstan alumni to compete at Olympics
Dunstan High School will take a special interest in this year’s Olympics, as two former pupils compete in the Paris games.
Central population grows by 21
Central population grows by 21
The Central Otago District council chambers were filled with laughter last week as 21 new citizens gathered with friends and family to declare New Zealand home.
Society’s team going out to communities
Society’s team going out to communities
A new Central Otago team of Cancer Society staff are aiming to strengthen community connections and continue to advocate for local families.
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Maniototo’s ‘mistake’ spelling retained
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Maniototo’s ‘mistake’ spelling retained
The Maniototo will remain the Maniototo.
Century of farming, steadfast growth
Century of farming, steadfast growth
Three Central Otago families have been recognised for 100 years of farming on their properties.