Club darts off to new venue
Club darts off to new venue
Queenstown Darts Club (QDC) has left one bowling club for another after members were thrown by higher prices.
Chance to swim in the wild — no chlorine, no lanes, just lake
Chance to swim in the wild — no chlorine, no lanes, just lake
Queenstowners keen to try swimming "in the wild" can safely give it a go this Saturday.
Campbell’s shot at Open history
Campbell’s shot at Open history
Queenstown pro golfer Ben Campbell has his eyes firmly on the prize.
1970s holiday home expected to fetch over $4m
1970s holiday home expected to fetch over $4m
A park-like hectare for sale at Queenstown’s Lake Hayes contains a redwood-clad 1970s house that’s been one family’s holiday home over four generations.
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.
More safety for young curlers
More safety for young curlers
Young curlers taking to the ice in the Maniototo will now no longer have to worry about bringing a helmet after a donation of gear.
Library moving to temporary site
Library moving to temporary site
The Milton Community Library will close tomorrow in preparation for its move to a new, temporary site at Coronation Hall in Union St.
Local Legends: Brian and Pauline Dodds
Local Legends: Brian and Pauline Dodds
Neighbourly care is circular for this week’s Silver Fern Farms, Clutha Leader Local Legends.
Hub’s Toot 4 Tucker collection on tonight
Hub’s Toot 4 Tucker collection on tonight
Toot 4 Tucker is on tonight to fill Clutha cupboards for Christmas.
Supporting a friend in need
Supporting a friend in need
Fifteen boys at Warepa School shaved their heads on Friday, November 14 to show support and raise funds for their friend 13-year-old Max Lindsay, who is in hospital in Christchurch.
Belting notes for a quarter-century
Belting notes for a quarter-century
Balclutha’s beloved Phoenix Singers are set to ignite the house at their 25th anniversary concert next week.
Preserving war stories
Preserving war stories
A new project by the South Canterbury Genealogy Society is ensuring the stories of the men and women from South Canterbury who served in World War 2 are preserved and remembered.
Muralist finds life imitates art
Muralist finds life imitates art
Before she moved to Geraldine eight years ago, Autumn Wethey (then Minnear) scoured the internet to find out what she could about the township.
Volunteer gets recognition
Volunteer gets recognition
Timaru volunteer Dennis Veal would "rather wear out than rust out".
‘Amazing group’ to perform ‘Frozen Jr’
‘Amazing group’ to perform ‘Frozen Jr’
Despite summer time drawing nearer Waihi School is set to be transformed into a winter wonderland.
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