Mega data centre being built at Earnscleugh
Construction of a cryptomine data centre made up of eight containers housing nearly 3000 servers near the Clyde Dam is under way.
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No prosecution in death of Andrew Hore's mother
No prosecution in death of Andrew Hore's mother
The coroner's report following the death of ex-All Black Andrew Hore's mother has been released, stating the 67-year-old died after falling from a farm vehicle.
Broken bridges taking their toll on community
Broken bridges taking their toll on community
Is it a bridge too far? That is the question a group of Maniototo residents are asking after being left in limbo since flooding early last year wiped out one bridge and forced the closure of...
Tougher sediment fines needed: F&G
Tougher sediment fines needed: F&G
Resource management laws should be amended to increase infringement fines for sediment discharges, as an incentive for property owners to do the right thing by Wanaka waterways, the Otago Fish &...
Horse safety at heart of fencing upgrade
Horse safety at heart of fencing upgrade
New plastic rails have arrived at the Cromwell racecourse, reducing the chance of injuries for horses racing around the 150-year-old track.
Top Central Otago honour to Sadowski-Synnott
Top Central Otago honour to Sadowski-Synnott
Wanaka golden girl Zoi Sadowski-Synnott has won Central Otago’s supreme sports award.
New playground boasts familiar feature
New playground boasts familiar feature
Clyde has a new red bridge that mimics the historic bridge across the Clutha River.
Working at MSD, woman misused system to take more than $26K
Working at MSD, woman misused system to take more than $26K
A former Ministry of Social Development case manager who funnelled more than $26,000 of beneficiary payments into her own bank accounts has been sentenced to home detention.
Gold miner reaches final resting place
Gold miner reaches final resting place
Up to 300 people turned out in Cromwell on Saturday to farewell not only a complete stranger but a man who died generations before anyone in attendance was even born.
Ward faces 4.1% rates rise
Ward faces 4.1% rates rise
Ratepayers in Central Otago’s Cromwell ward face a projected rates increase of 4.1%, while those in the Maniototo ward will have a 0.4% decrease.
Contractors undertaking electricity work until September
Contractors undertaking electricity work until September
Central Otago residents can expect to see activity along Letts Gully and Springvale Rds between now and September.
Final report on Manuherikia River expected this winter
Final report on Manuherikia River expected this winter
The final report from the Manuherikia River technical advisory group is expected to be ready for Otago regional councillors this winter.
Community board gives tick to promotions grants
Community board gives tick to promotions grants
Grants totalling more than $20,000 from two applications have been approved by the Cromwell Community Board.
Glorious gold after ‘outstanding’ harvest
Glorious gold after ‘outstanding’ harvest
Leaves turn golden on vines at McArthur Ridge vineyard following the 2022 harvest.
Parks manager awarded horticulture fellowship
Parks manager awarded horticulture fellowship
A Central Otago District Council manager has been awarded a fellowship for his service to horticulture.
Unknown miner finally laid to rest
Unknown miner finally laid to rest
An unknown gold miner, whose remains were discovered buried near Cromwell four decades ago, has been reburied today, giving him a final resting place more than 140 years after he died.
Gold-rush garden provides insights into mining life
Gold-rush garden provides insights into mining life
An unexpected discovery at a historic gold-mining settlement in Central Otago shows people tried to create a sense of home despite the outpost being short-lived.
Jacobs reappointed as CODC chief executive
Jacobs reappointed as CODC chief executive
Sanchia Jacobs will remain at the helm of the Central Otago District Council until at least 2025.
Apology from Aurora after outages in Clyde
Apology from Aurora after outages in Clyde
Aurora Energy has issued a mea culpa in the form of a letter to Clyde residents following a series of unplanned power outages in the Central Otago town.
Finalists for sports awards announced
Finalists for sports awards announced
The finalists for the Central Otago Sports Awards have been announced.