Search turns to waterways for missing Southland man
Search turns to waterways for missing Southland man
Police are examining waterways in an area near Invercargill in their search for a Southland man missing for more than a month.
Handbag collection begins
Handbag collection begins
People of Central Otago are encouraged to collect items for New Zealand women in need as the Love Grace handbag appeal returns for a fifth year.
Workshop held
Workshop held
The Cromwell town centre redevelopment is back on the table as work begins on the 2027 long-term plan.
Optimism despite ‘light’ fruit volume
Optimism despite ‘light’ fruit volume
It has been a mixed bag for fruitgrowers in the South this summer, as many blame the poor weather for disappointing yields.
National rally comes to Cromwell
National rally comes to Cromwell
The best of British was on full display in Cromwell last week, as 64 MG cars from around New Zealand made a stop in Central Otago.
Survey shows value placed on slower lifestyle
Survey shows value placed on slower lifestyle
It might be a small population but it is a determined one in the Teviot Valley.
Students achieve top NCEA results
Students achieve top NCEA results
Central Otago students are top notch, beating the national NCEA average across the region.
Opening partnership secures win
Opening partnership secures win
The Waihola Swans returned immediately to their winning ways with a 190-run win over the Milton King Crabs at Kaitangata, largely thanks to a whopping unbeaten 172 from opening batter Rowan Craw.
Local Legend
Local Legend
Local Legend Wendy Dewe accepted the Silver Fern Farms, Clutha Leader lamb roast this week, on behalf of her daughter Hannah.
Playground a labour of love
Playground a labour of love
A four-year ‘‘labour of love’’ by the Lawrence-Tuapeka community, became a council-owned facility on Saturday, February 14.
Serial restorer’s latest job
Serial restorer’s latest job
An historic Beaumont cottage beside the Clutha River is the latest restoration project for John Pryor, a longtime renovator and restorer whose knack with old buildings has taken him around New...
Entries open for challenge
Entries open for challenge
Organisers are preparing for one of the biggest sporting events on the South Otago calendar tomorrow.
Flower show season blooms
Flower show season blooms
High summer is here with hosts of blooms at Clutha flower shows.
Tour marks start to Southern Waters role
Tour marks start to Southern Waters role
Southern Waters programme director Fiona Smith has started her role by meeting staff and touring key water assets in Clutha and Gore districts.
Shearing titles reclaimed
Shearing titles reclaimed
This year’s shearing action south of Balclutha, at Carterhope Station, brought the top titles back to Leon Samuels and Joel Henare.
Club flourishing in the junior ranks
Club flourishing in the junior ranks
If you have children aged from 5 to 10 years old who would like to play rugby then Pareora RFC would be pleased to welcome them for the coming season.
Event for female bikers
Event for female bikers
South Canterbury Road Safety is teaming up with Heartland Suzuki and Love Motorcycle Training to run a free evening workshop for female motorcyclists.
Leonard wins at singles tournament
Leonard wins at singles tournament
A great turnout for the women’s centre singles by 16 women from around South Canterbury played at Geraldine Bowling Club on the February 14 and 15.
Last-inning run wins game for Panthers
Last-inning run wins game for Panthers
Only two senior games were played at the softball park last Friday night after junior grade softball was cancelled due to rain.
Qualifier to be held
Qualifier to be held
For the second year in succession South Canterbury will host the Table Tennis New Zealand (TTNZ) allocated Qualifier 2 South Island tournament.
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