Award for parks officer
Award for parks officer
A Central Otago parks officer has won the Emerging Recreation Leader of the Year at the Recreation Aotearoa awards held in Christchurch last week.
Fluoridation may have benefits
Fluoridation may have benefits
Water fluoridation at recommended levels may actually enhance cognitive ability in children, according to a long-term study in the United States.
High airfares blamed for 9.5% drop in tourist spend
High airfares blamed for 9.5% drop in tourist spend
High domestic airfares are being blamed for a nearly 10% drop in tourist spending in Central Otago in the past year.
Local health treatments could save medical trips
Local health treatments could save medical trips
Central Otago residents have been told a proposal to shift care out of hospitals and into communities could save as many as 60,000 trips people make to access care in the cities.
Dunstan rowers out to retain Dead Rabbit Cup
Dunstan rowers out to retain Dead Rabbit Cup
Dunstan rowers hope to make every stroke count as they seek to retain the Dead Rabbit Cup this weekend.
Peony heaven
Peony heaven
Delighted with her huge bunch of peonies is Aronui Crombe, 4, accompanied by her brother Tamati, 9.
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$5m enviro fund plan if gold mine goes ahead
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$5m enviro fund plan if gold mine goes ahead
Central Otago conservation projects could be $5 million better off if a Bendigo gold mine project gets under way but opponents are not impressed.
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'He's clever': Ex-Otago mayor impresses on The Chase
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'He's clever': Ex-Otago mayor impresses on The Chase
We all know Tim Cadogan as the former Central Otago District mayor.
Building of $4.1m community hub starts today
Building of $4.1m community hub starts today
A long-planned project begins this week as work begins on the Manuherekia Valleys Community Hub, at Omakau.
Regatta success filled rower’s inbox with US offers
Regatta success filled rower’s inbox with US offers
An internet-savvy Clyde teenager says she ignored approaches from American universities because she initially thought they were scammers.
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Jones hits back at Sam Neill over 'anti-mining views'
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Jones hits back at Sam Neill over 'anti-mining views'
Shane Jones is shrugging off an attempt to paint him as a hypocrite while taking a potshot at New Zealand actor Sir Sam Neill.
Sessions to outline health plan process
Sessions to outline health plan process
A highly anticipated plan for the future of publicly funded health services in the Central Lakes region will be foreshadowed at information sessions in Queenstown, Wānaka and Cromwell next week.
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Board entertains new site for centre rebuild
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Board entertains new site for centre rebuild
Before rebuilding the Roxburgh Entertainment Centre, a new location should be considered, the Teviot Valley Community Board says.
Former councillor 'true community champion'
Former councillor 'true community champion'
Central Otago's mayor has paid tribute to former councillor and long-serving community advocate Lynley Claridge, who has died aged 70.
Grant applications open for communities’ benefit
Grant applications open for communities’ benefit
Grants are on offer for groups with projects that will uplift and improve life for their community.
Fierce competition expected for mini golf
Fierce competition expected for mini golf
Golf tournaments abound in Central Otago but this month there is a unique one on offer complete with trophies and prizes.
Tree decorating for good
Tree decorating for good
If you are looking for Christmas tree decorating inspiration help is at hand — or will be next week.
Shed sale for shed build
Shed sale for shed build
It is the little shed built by the Menz Shed to help fund the big shed.
Purple for park run fundraiser
Purple for park run fundraiser
An Alexandra man is set to don his purple shirt and tutu to wrap up his fundraising campaign for Alzheimer's Central Otago with a park run in Alexandra this weekend and a dance a week later.
Dry garden expert to share advice
Dry garden expert to share advice
Watering the garden can feel like a full-time job in a Central Otago summer and with ever-increasing water costs many are wondering how they will keep up.
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