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    New top poet ‘holds considerable mana’

    Oamaru poet and author Robert Sullivan. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

    New top poet ‘holds considerable mana’

    Oamaru poet and author Robert Sullivan has been named New Zealand’s new Poet Laureate.

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    Doc claims support for 1080 drop

    Stewart Island/Rakiura is home to about 400 permanent residents. Photo: ODT files

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    Doc claims support for 1080 drop

    It took a day and a half and $3.6 million to complete the controversial Stewart Island 1080 poison drop this week with the Department of Conservation saying they have had positive support from...

    ORC - Candidate Forums

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    ORC - Candidate Forums

    This is the first in a series of Otago Daily Times candidate forums to be published over the next few weeks ahead of this year’s local body elections.

    Snow down, visitors up

    Despite the low snowfall, ski fields have seen an increase in overseas visitors, especially from...

    Snow down, visitors up

    A better ski season is on the horizon as the region sees an increase in overseas visitors.

    Wānaka charity marks decade of helping vulnerable community in Nepal

    Students at the academy set up in Nepal by the charity.  PHOTO: SUPPLIED

    Wānaka charity marks decade of helping vulnerable community in Nepal

    Wānaka locals are celebrating 10 years of fundraising for an international cause close to their hearts.

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    Ready to have a ball

    Hāwea Flat School students are excited to be preparing for it to rain golf balls. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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    Ready to have a ball

    Hāwea Flat School is making it rain golf balls to help raise funds for their swimming pool.

    Wānaka outdoor institution to consolidate shops

    Racers Edge co-owners (from left) Mat Woods, Steve Schikker and Charles Cochrane. PHOTO: ELLE...

    Wānaka outdoor institution to consolidate shops

    Racers Edge Wānaka owners are closing one of their stores as they gear up for bigger and better plans.

    Hatchery tipped as way to restore stocks

    Potential broodstock for a hatchery could be sourced from landlocked Chinook salmon in Lake...

    Hatchery tipped as way to restore stocks

    A groundbreaking independent science report has confirmed that establishing a hatchery to rear and release juvenile salmon is the most effective way to restore the sea-run salmon population and...

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    Council draws line at E-motorbikes

    An example of an electric dirt bike. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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    Council draws line at E-motorbikes

    Waitaki District Council recently reminded the community that motorbikes, electric or petrol-powered, are not permitted on council’s parks, reserves, tracks or the Alps 2 Ocean (A2O) trail.

    Waitaki District Council working to deliver final plan

    The Waitaki District Council headquarters in Oamaru's Thames St. Photo: ODT files

    Waitaki District Council working to deliver final plan

    A final Water Services Delivery Plan will be put to Waitaki District Councillors for approval next week, following a final public water services workshop.

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    School still waiting for car parking support

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    School still waiting for car parking support

    Nearly a year after a plea was made for an "urgent" parking solution around Hampden School, bureaucratic hold-ups are still frustrating principal Matt Hannagan.

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    Building trialling ‘serious’ seagull deterrent

    Installing seagull deterrent technology on an Oamaru business’ roof last Friday are (from left)...

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    Building trialling ‘serious’ seagull deterrent

    Oamaru businesses may soon have a "serious option" to keep seagulls off their roofs.

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    University geology graduate hired to fix ‘outdated’ labels

    Recent University of Otago graduate Mike Wu has been tasked with correcting and updating the...

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    University geology graduate hired to fix ‘outdated’ labels

    The Waitaki Whitestone Geopark has a new recruit.

    Origami symbolise peace, remembrance

    Artist Yoko Jenner with her origami cranes and peace display at the Oamaru Public Library. It is...

    Origami symbolise peace, remembrance

    August 6 and 9 this year marked 80 years since the United States’ atomic bombings of the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, events one Kakanui woman is determined to ensure are remembered.

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    Concern rising council costs could force precinct closures

    The Grainstore Gallery. PHOTOS: JULES CHIN

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    Concern rising council costs could force precinct closures

    Donna Demente, artist and founder of the Grainstore Gallery, one of the first tourist attractions in the Harbour St precinct, says her "cavern of curiosities" is at imminent threat of closure due...

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    Wetland accessibility improved

    Laying down the concrete and handrails in the new entrance to the Kurow Wetlands last week are ...

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    Wetland accessibility improved

    A new concrete path and handrails installed by a group of dedicated locals at the Kurow Wetlands will enable better accessibility to the conservation area.

    Dozens turn out to encourage students into career pathways

    Elsa Neuman from Oamaru Veterinary Centre. PHOTOS: ANDREW ASHTON

    Dozens turn out to encourage students into career pathways

    Many brought candy, some brought gadgets, a couple brought cute dogs and one brought a pair of stuffed wallabies, but all’s fair in the fight to recruit the next generation of talent at the annual...

    Restaurateurs ‘thrilled’ by recognition

    Yanina and Pablo Tacchini from Cucina restaurant. PHOTO: RACHEL WYBROW

    Restaurateurs ‘thrilled’ by recognition

    Oamaru’s Cucina restaurant has a new accessory — a Cuisine Good Food Award "Hat".

    Bus services key focus for candidates

    Kevin Malcolm

    Bus services key focus for candidates

    A total of 23 people have put their hats in the ring to stand for election to the Otago Regional Council, with two candidates up for the North Otago-based Moeraki Constituency.

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    Opposition as 1080 drop proceeds

    A sign from Protect Rakiura Trust in Bluff, protesting against 1080 drops on the island. PHOTO:...

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    Opposition as 1080 drop proceeds

    An 80-tonne drop of 1080 pellets began on Stewart Island/Rakiura yesterday, as opponents say the operation has been bulldozed through and will cause long-term harm.
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