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Not planning to reinstate school bus stop
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Not planning to reinstate school bus stop
The Ministry of Education says it is not planning to reinstate an informal school bus stop at Kelvin Heights despite serious safety concerns.
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Highway reopens after truck rolls near Tarras
Highway reopens after truck rolls near Tarras
State Highway 8 has reopened after a lengthy closure following a truck roll overnight.
Early start, calm conditions for duck-shooters
Early start, calm conditions for duck-shooters
A bright full moon hung over Lake Tuakitoto as the first day of duck-shooting season drew hunters quietly into position this morning.
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'Heartbreaking': Owner says irrigation almost killed horse
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'Heartbreaking': Owner says irrigation almost killed horse
A veteran gold miner says a disease caused by over-irrigation nearly killed one of his horses.
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ORC clean heating fund parked for now
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ORC clean heating fund parked for now
The Otago Regional Council has stepped back from funding new clean heating systems in targeted towns.
Street party to celebrate Forrester Gallery reopening
Street party to celebrate Forrester Gallery reopening
The reopening of Oamaru’s 1884 public art gallery will be celebrated with a street party today.
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Indoor sports centre proposed by group
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Indoor sports centre proposed by group
A group planning a multi-use indoor sports facility in Queenstown says it will be built “by the community, for the community” and could be a game-changer for the local sports scene.
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Community surveyed on bus interest
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Community surveyed on bus interest
An exercise under way seeks to understand the community interest in a daily public bus service between Oamaru and Dunedin.
Resort swapping one party for another
Resort swapping one party for another
Winter will, once again, get an official launch in the season’s heartland.
Future of site still mystery
Future of site still mystery
Mystery surrounds the future use of a building site on Milton’s main street.
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Hāwea-Wānaka shuttle could launch within weeks
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Hāwea-Wānaka shuttle could launch within weeks
A shuttle service between Hāwea and Wānaka could launch within weeks in response to the fuel crisis.
Small earthquake important reminder
Small earthquake important reminder
Last month’s 4.3 magnitude earthquake in Lake Hāwea should serve as a wake-up call for Upper Clutha residents, a leading disaster risk specialist has said.
Three injured
Three injured
Three people suffered moderate injuries in a campervan crash outside Wānaka which blocked the highway on Wednesday.
Why materials matter as resources for the future
Why materials matter as resources for the future
Over the past few weeks, we’ve looked at how global disruption is affecting food and energy.
Resilience — responding to hardship
Resilience — responding to hardship
Nicola Jacobsen is the principal of Te Kura o Tititea Mount Aspiring College.
Chanel buys into Lammermoor Station
Chanel buys into Lammermoor Station
French luxury fashion house Chanel has bought a stake in a Central Otago high-country station.
Services ‘deeply important’ to NZ
Services ‘deeply important’ to NZ
Wing commander Carolyn Pezaro was among the hundreds of people gathered at the Wānaka lake front last Saturday to commemorate Anzac day.
Wānaka man gets horticulture award
Wānaka man gets horticulture award
The work of a Wānaka man who shaped southern public spaces will be recognised on Sunday with an award from the Royal New Zealand Institute of Horticulture (RNZIH).
Affordable A4 art exhibition launches
Affordable A4 art exhibition launches
Affordable, accessible art is at the heart of the Small Works Project, a new exhibition launching at Gallery 33 on Friday.
Big Bike Film Night back for 12th year
Big Bike Film Night back for 12th year
A silver lining to an act of vandalism, the Big Bike Film Night is rolling into its 12th year with showings across Queenstown Lakes and Central Otago.