Efforts to jump-start rugby trip funding
Efforts to jump-start rugby trip funding
Taieri College rugby players are collecting old batteries on Sunday in a bid to lace up their boots on the Iberian Peninsula.
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'It's so boggy' at dog park
'It's so boggy' at dog park
A call has been made to build a path across a "ridiculously muddy'' section of a Mosgiel dog park.
Street design inquiry ongoing
Street design inquiry ongoing
The investigation of the design of Inglis St is to continue.
Doug takes care of things off the field
Doug takes care of things off the field
You don't have to be a top points scorer to be a legend at the Taieri Rugby Football Club. Doug Boyes has been an integral part for almost 50 years.
DCC rubbish bags could go
DCC rubbish bags could go
Black plastic Dunedin City Council rubbish bags could be discontinued.
More pitches part of cricket facility upgrade
More pitches part of cricket facility upgrade
A face-lift of cricketing facilities at a Mosgiel park will make it ‘‘one of the nicest grounds around’’.
Idea ‘pops-up’ for freedom campers
Idea ‘pops-up’ for freedom campers
Freedom camping ‘‘pop-up’’ areas in Dunedin were discussed at a Saddle Hill Community Board meeting.
Landfill site options to be studied
Landfill site options to be studied
The Dunedin City Council has engaged a contractor to complete feasibility studies to identify a preferred option for a landfill site.
Road probe reopened after fears
Road probe reopened after fears
An accident is waiting to happen because of the design of a Mosgiel street, Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board chairwoman Sarah Nitis says.
Citizenship a family affair
Citizenship a family affair
A South African family have lived in several parts of New Zealand for the past 10 years but when they arrived in Mosgiel they decided to settle and become citizens.
Teacher arriving from Balclutha
Teacher arriving from Balclutha
A beloved technology teacher — set to teach at Taieri College — has been farewelled from the school she called ‘‘home’’ for the past seven years.
Music gig for Mosgiel youths
Music gig for Mosgiel youths
A Mosgiel teenager is filling a void in the local music scene.
Frosty work
Frosty work
KiwiRail staff work on a railway line on the Taieri Plain last month. KiwiRail South Island network services manager Jeanine Benson said KiwiRail staff had been taking advantage of the ‘‘quieter...
New owners for op shop following gift
New owners for op shop following gift
Shop on Taieri is under new ownership. The shop, in Gordon Rd, was ‘‘gifted’’ to the Saddle Hill Foundation Trust by Presbyterian Support Otago (PSO) on July 2.
Mosgiel the ‘ideal location for motorhome visitors’
Mosgiel the ‘ideal location for motorhome visitors’
Mosgiel is the latest addition to a national ‘‘motorhome friendly town’’ scheme facilitated by the New Zealand Motor Caravan Association.
Youth programmes receive $20K boost
Youth programmes receive $20K boost
The Saddle Hill Foundation Trust has been given a $20,000 boost, which will keep its youth programmes running.
Sculpture to celebrate past planned
Sculpture to celebrate past planned
A sculpture celebrating the history of market gardening in West Taieri is being planned for Outram.
Singer in US for world championship
Singer in US for world championship
A Mosgiel singer is in the United States and set to"belt out powerful songs'' and chase down a dream.
Pedestrians safer now car park gate shifted
Pedestrians safer now car park gate shifted
A simple solution has much improved the safety of pedestrians leaving the Dunedin City Council car park in Green Island's Main South Rd.
Mosgiel village hub discussion
Mosgiel village hub discussion
The concept of creating a village hub for retirees in Mosgiel, along the lines of those established around the world, will be discussed at a public meeting next week.