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South Otago
September 19
One seriously injured in SH8 crash
One person was flown to hospital in a serious condition following a crash on State Highway 8 near Milton on Saturday night.
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South Otago
September 18
‘Crunch time’ for Clutha museum as threat of permanent closure looms
A regional museum may have to close its doors for good, unless long-standing issues with funding and suitable housing for its collection can be resolved.
Richard Davison
South Otago
September 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.
Nick Brook
South Otago
September 17
Local Legend nominations sought
It’s time to celebrate your Silver Fern Farms Local Legends by cranking up your nominations, Clutha.
Nick Brook
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South Otago
September 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.
Nick Brook
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South Otago
September 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.
Nick Brook
South Otago
September 17
Government investing in next generation of farmers
The precarious nature of the future of Telford has been a constant theme during my time in politics.
NZ First list MP Mark Patterson
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South Otago
September 17
Chinese Camp restoration receives boost
The Lawrence Chinese Camp restoration has received a further $50,000 boost, through an Otago Community Trust grant.
Nick Brook
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South Otago
September 17
Dairy company finds ‘fun and colourful way’ to fundraise for cancer
Scores of brightly coloured ducks battled it out for bragging rights at Danone’s Balclutha site last week, in support of the Cancer Society.
Richard Davison
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South Otago
September 16
‘Only time will tell’: Petitioning pensioners unconvinced their pharmacy opposition heard
Balclutha residents protesting a potential new pharmacy in the town’s hospital say they still believe the project will go ahead, despite collecting more than 900 signatures in opposition.
Richard Davison
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South Otago
September 15
Balclutha sex offender a no-show at parole hearing
A Balclutha man, serving nearly six years in jail for a sex attack on a stranger, made the Parole Board's decision simple at his recent hearing.
Rob Kidd
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South Otago
September 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.
Nick Brook
South Otago
September 10
Local Legend
This week’s Silver Fern Farms Local Legend is Alan Duthie, of Clydevale.
Richard Davison
South Otago
September 10
Decade of leadership awarded
Iosefa Setu’s work supporting Samoan families and seasonal workers in Balclutha has earned him a Clutha District Council Community Award.
Nick Brook
South Otago
September 10
School golf gains ground
The growth of golf as a secondary school sport was proven at the New Zealand Secondary Schools Golf Championship recently, attended by three South Otago High School students.
Nick Brook
South Otago
September 10
Toddlers dancing for 20 years
Mainly Music celebrated it’s 20th Birthday in Lawrence last week.
Nick Brook
South Otago
September 10
Jumping from strength to strength
SIT Telford’s specialised facilities are proving the Clutha campus’s credentials as an equine training centre.
Nick Brook
South Otago
September 10
National working for health, savings and home ownership
An excellent recent health announcement is that cervical screening is to be free for all women aged 25 to 69 from March 1, 2027.
MP for Southland Joseph Mooney
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South Otago
September 10
Grant to help Our Hut preserve Tahakopa history
Tahakopa’s historic Our Hut has received a $3000 grant from the Otago Community Trust towards repainting its exterior.
Nick Brook
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South Otago
September 8
$5.9m Telford funding ‘secures future’ for long-standing farm institute
Officials say a South Otago agricultural training institute is “turning a corner”, thanks to governmental funding totalling $5.9 million during the next two years.
Richard Davison
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South Otago
September 4
Century-old South Otago funeral firm leaves creditors $400,000 out of pocket
A more than century-old former South Otago funeral firm has left creditors more than $400,000 out of pocket after being liquidated.
Tim Scott
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South Otago
September 3
End in sight for delayed SH1 Milton roadworks
Southern State Highway 1 users should soon see an end to long-standing roadworks in Milton.
Richard Davison
South Otago
September 3
Public meeting to address rates concerns
We can’t afford more of this.
Labour MP for Taieri Ingrid Leary
South Otago
September 3
Scouts to head north for national jamboree
Balclutha Scouts will have a 35-strong contingent at this year’s national jamboree, with help from a $13,500 grant from the Otago Community Trust.
Nick Brook
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South Otago
September 3
Local Legend
Tapanui Community Library’s Sue Wink is this week’s Clutha Leader, Silver Fern farms Local Legend for ‘‘going above and beyond at her job at the local CDC council and library desk . . . ’’
Nick Brook
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South Otago
September 3
Smoothing path for others leads to award
Salu Hakila Tuia Ta’avili’s service to local youth, seasonal workers and newly arrived families has earned her a Clutha District Council Community Award for her contribution to the Balclutha Pasifika community.
Nick Brook
South Otago
September 3
Daffodil Day raises thousands
One of Balclutha’s biggest public appeals brightened streets and store entrances on Friday, as 60 volunteers from the district’s diverse institutions gathered for Cancer Society’s Daffodil Day collection.
Nick Brook
South Otago
September 3
Balclutha mum finds pride and happiness in job after 20 years on benefit
Becoming “Queen of the Counter” has reshaped the life of a long-standing South Otago beneficiary.
Richard Davison
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