Kaitangata Community Centre Charitable Trust members (from left) Alex McLaughlin, Debbie Ferguson and Evan Dick. Absent are Dianne Uren, Rachelle Morrell and Aaron Jury. PHOTOS: RICHARD DAVISON : Kai rulz: reviving a small town

Kaitangata’s new community centre adjoins the town’s Presbyterian Church. : Kai rulz: reviving a small town

The town has seen a resurgence in amenities recently, including a new fuel stop adjoining a rejuvenated pub. : Kai rulz: reviving a small town

Business is thriving in the town as its fortunes undergo a transformation. : Kai rulz: reviving a small town

The town’s boat ramp entry to the Clutha River is next on the list for an overhaul. : Kai rulz: reviving a small town

Running past the town centre, the Clutha River is noted for its fishing and whitebaiting opportunities. : Kai rulz: reviving a small town

A new preschool opened last year by former Whangarei resident Amanda Tiedemann to cater for the town’s many young families. : Kai rulz: reviving a small town

Amanda Tiedemann : Kai rulz: reviving a small town

One of several successful community-led projects during recent years, Kaitangata’s youth can now choose between first-class skateboard and BMX facilities. : Kai rulz: reviving a small town

New BMX facilities : Kai rulz: reviving a small town

A new property built as part of a ‘‘house and land’’ package used to promote Kaitangata during an international campaign launched in 2016. : Kai rulz: reviving a small town