Regions

The plug has been pulled on a government-backed motion capture and production studio in Frankton’s Remarkables Park.

About 180 people attended a meeting opposing Central Otago’s upcoming gold-mining project, as they called for more transparency on potential impacts.

For the 16th year in a row, Kahu Youth will be igniting the community spirit on Matariki day with performances, traditional food and storytelling.

Preserving the Māori identity in Wānaka has become a source of immense pride for longtime local Paul Tamati.

A $150,000 funding boost from the Otago Community Trust has brought the vision of a new sport and recreation hub in the small Central Otago village of Millers Flat one step closer.

Motorists not heeding the Central Otago District Council’s parking rules are being warned the days of few consequences for bad behaviour are coming to an end as a parking officer prepares to take...

A boil water notice has been lifted for Ranfurly today, although a conserve water notice remains in place for Naseby.

Clutha has plenty to celebrate during this year’s National Volunteer Week, which runs until Saturday.

The first place winner of the Clutha Leader, Silver Fern farms Matariki special is Balclutha early childhood education centre Big River Educare.

In a twist, Oliver! will not only be played by one girl, but two, for the Musical Theatre Oamaru production next month.

The first North Otago group to enter the Te Hautoka kapa haka contest finished third at the biennial Otago and Southland kapa haka competition held at the Edgar Centre in Dunedin this week.