The rubber meets the road, again
The rubber meets the road, again
Queenstowner Paul Robertson’s come full circle.
The ‘Steam Train’ is stoked
The ‘Steam Train’ is stoked
Ahead of their White Horse Cup challenge this Saturday, and finals the following two weekends, the Wakatipu Premiers rugby side’s longtime no.7’s in a confident mood.
Polly back on the Wild side
Polly back on the Wild side
As Queenstowner Polly Bennetts can attest, there’s no place like home.
Glenorchy to host the she-mazing race
Glenorchy to host the she-mazing race
It's shaping up to be an epic ladies’ day out.
Rental frustrations drive tenant match-making app
Rental frustrations drive tenant match-making app
A tenant who lived in Queenstown for three years until his rental was put on Airbnb and he couldn’t find another has co-created a free house-sharing app.
New property management player
New property management player
An experienced Queenstown residential property manager has set up business this week in partnership with a valuation company.
Festival declined licence, hearing set
Festival declined licence, hearing set
A hearing will be held next month after the Central Otago licensing committee declined a special licence for the Alexandra Blossom Festival.
Speed limits set for consultation again
Speed limits set for consultation again
Consultation opened on Friday on proposed speed limit changes across Central Otago. If it all seems familiar — it is.
Becker family prominent at champs
Becker family prominent at champs
It was family first at the New Zealand men’s and women’s curling championship at the Maniototo Adventure Park, in Naseby, last week.
60 years of loving support celebrated
60 years of loving support celebrated
It was a lovely sunny day when Trevor and Jenny Barr got married in Invercargill in 1965, now still together 60 years later, the two words Trevor joked made a successful marriage were "yes dear".
Pine removal for cemetery planned
Pine removal for cemetery planned
More than 20 people gathered at McNulty House in Cromwell last month, including Central Otago Mayor Tamah Alley, to discuss the future of Cromwell Cemetery.
Rowing drawcard for German student
Rowing drawcard for German student
After the best year of his life, German exchange student Jelte Stuke had his final day as a year 13 student at Dunstan High School and returned home with many memories.
Recycling aims to give back
Recycling aims to give back
Giving back to the community is the reason behind a new greenwaste recycling initiative in Millers Flat.
Matariki market a smash hit
Matariki market a smash hit
Junior chefs, homegrown products, fiery rockets and stargazing — Matariki celebrations transformed Cromwell College’s new technology and art block into a buzzing evening market last month.
Scholarship for emerging artists
Scholarship for emerging artists
Artists with a Central Otago connection, who are in the early stages of their practice, are being offered the chance to apply for a $5000 scholarship.
Time to try ice hockey on rink
Time to try ice hockey on rink
The Alexandra Flames Ice Hockey Club is calling on all children to come and try one of the coolest sports in the world at a have a go day this Saturday.
Dry July a way to give back
Dry July a way to give back
While Anne Fenwick is not much of a drinker, she was quick to sign up for Dry July.
Cameras donated to Predator Free
Cameras donated to Predator Free
Big brother is always watching.
100th birthday ‘just another day’
100th birthday ‘just another day’
It will be "just another day" for Timaru man Albert Hey as he prepares to celebrate his 100th birthday tomorrow.
Choir’s ‘accomplished performance’ a winner
Choir’s ‘accomplished performance’ a winner
The Craighead Chorale have sung their way into silverware at The Big Sing in Dunedin.
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