Bike park’s future secured
Bike park’s future secured
The wheels will keep turning at Cromwell Bike Park and local riders are "stoked".
Board backs draft land strategy
Board backs draft land strategy
A strategy to guide how the Central Otago District Council deals with endowment land in Cromwell has been signed off by the ward’s community board.
Skills for women, taught by women
Skills for women, taught by women
A Cromwell woman wants to help other women learn things they weren’t expected to know in a safe environment and without being judged by others.
Classroom news delights Dunstan High
Classroom news delights Dunstan High
The announcement of new classrooms to accommodate a growing roll was welcome news for Dunstan High School.
Artists praise Ida Valley’s inaugural art show
Artists praise Ida Valley’s inaugural art show
The work of five Central Otago artists packed Oturehua Hall as the town hosted the inaugural Ida Valley Winter Art Show over Matariki weekend.
Strumming good fun
Strumming good fun
Throngs of excited children wielding ukuleles filled the Alexandra Memorial Hall on Tuesday for a jam session complete with accompanying band.
Lions club to aid school
Lions club to aid school
A Cromwell tradition is swinging into its 38th year, and the town’s annual Lions golf tournament is once again raising funds for a local cause.
Teen cancer survivor grateful for Quality time
Teen cancer survivor grateful for Quality time
A national charity has had a personal impact on one Cromwell teen who had a rough start to life.
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Council reviews decision to delegate fast-track application
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Council reviews decision to delegate fast-track application
A resolution to delegate to the mayor and a councillor approval of key issues reports for Santana Minerals fast-track application was reviewed at yesterday’s Central Otago District Council meeting...
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Community board to meet funding shortfall
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Community board to meet funding shortfall
A shortfall in funding for a riverside park in Alexandra will be made up from Vincent Community Board reserves, tipping the council contribution to the project over the $1 million mark.
'Beautiful mumma' killed in Millers Flat crash named
'Beautiful mumma' killed in Millers Flat crash named
The 41-year-old Cromwell woman killed in a farmland crash has been remembered as the "forever Mumma Bear" of five children.
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Polytech shuts down cookery course
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Polytech shuts down cookery course
The lack of a commercial kitchen is a driver in the closure of one of the courses at the Otago Polytechnic Central Campus.
Kiwilele Jam takes off the pressure
Kiwilele Jam takes off the pressure
Liz Conway, dressed as a tomato, performs her song Tomayto Tomahto alongside The Terrace School year 6 pupils.
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Class goes global with viral idea
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Class goes global with viral idea
A Clyde primary school teacher has gone viral on social media asking for strangers from around the world to send postcards to her class as a part of their inquiry learning.
Planned sport, recreation hub given boost
Planned sport, recreation hub given boost
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.
Parking officer set to take to Cromwell streets
Parking officer set to take to Cromwell streets
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...
Boil water notice lifted for Ranfurly
Boil water notice lifted for Ranfurly
A boil water notice has been lifted for Ranfurly today, although a conserve water notice remains in place for Naseby.
One dead in Millers Flat crash
One dead in Millers Flat crash
A person has died after a single-vehicle crash on a farm near Millers Flat, Central Otago, overnight.
New community pool raking in architecture awards
New community pool raking in architecture awards
Small but mighty might be the new tagline for a small Central Otago town better known for pies and apples than architectural genius.
New class block to cope with roll growth
New class block to cope with roll growth
Queenstown's newest primary school is already getting a new classroom block to accommodate faster-than-expected roll growth.
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