The trout is always right and will decide how you should be fishing
The trout is always right and will decide how you should be fishing
Most rivers and streams are down to summer level now.
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.
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.
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Fly-in among aero club’s celebrations
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Fly-in among aero club’s celebrations
Ninety years of aviation history will be celebrated in Balclutha this weekend.
Structures razed in fire
Structures razed in fire
Fire and Emergency New Zealand crews were called to a large farm shed fire in Waitepeka, southwest of Balclutha, about 8pm on Monday.
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Rest-home apologises for incorrect doses
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Rest-home apologises for incorrect doses
A Balclutha rest-home has been forced to apologise to the family of a woman who was rushed to hospital after being given incorrect dosages of fentanyl.
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Show contenders get up to speed on cars
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Show contenders get up to speed on cars
Prospective southern royalty is pedal-to-the-metal before show day this year, going from 0 to 100 in their car maintenance skills.
Reward up to find sea lion killers
Reward up to find sea lion killers
The reward to find those who killed sea lions in the South has gone up and been extended to include those responsible for killing the mammals in the Waitaki district.
Mother warns parents of virus ‘outbreak’
Mother warns parents of virus ‘outbreak’
A mother of two children in hospital with a serious respiratory virus is urging other parents in South Otago to keep unwell children at home in a bid to stop its spread.
Kings and Bandits leading table
Kings and Bandits leading table
Three teams remain unbeaten after two rounds of the South Otago T20 competition, but only two have maximum points.
Matau team celebrates special birthday
Matau team celebrates special birthday
Matau Garden Centre & Florist is celebrating its first year under new ownership with an explosion of spring colour!
Toot 4 Tucker is back!
Toot 4 Tucker is back!
Dig out those cans and prepare to help your neighbours as the Christmas season approaches; Toot 4 Tucker is back next Thursday!
Rally showcases the South’s classic cars
Rally showcases the South’s classic cars
South Otago’s motoring past was back on the road on Saturday as members of the South Otago Vintage Car Club gathered for their 53rd annual rally, setting off from Balclutha’s Town and Country Club.
Home fireworks still selling out despite calls for a ban
Home fireworks still selling out despite calls for a ban
Clutha’s skies lit up for Guy Fawkes this month, despite perennial calls from some politicians for a public ban.
Restricted fire season lifted after storms
Restricted fire season lifted after storms
FENZ has lifted fire restrictions put in place for Clutha following recent storms.
Remembering pillar of community
Remembering pillar of community
About 80 golfers took to Tokomairiro Golf Club course on November 1 for the Tiny Agnew Memorial Tournament, held in memory of the well-known and much-loved Milton butcher.
Bops not to stop at ‘Top of the Pops’
Bops not to stop at ‘Top of the Pops’
Clutha musical theatre lovers can feast on a smorgasbord of talent featured in South Otago Theatrical Society’s (SOTS) latest show — including a special guest from Wellington.
College set to mark its 50th anniversary
College set to mark its 50th anniversary
Past and present students of Blue Mountain College in Tapanui are being invited to celebrate half a century of the school’s history when it marks its 50th anniversary on March 20-21, 2026.
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