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South OtagoJanuary 9

Fewer vehicles on beaches under bylaw

Officials say the response to a new bylaw governing vehicles on beaches has been broadly positive, after it came into effect on New Year’s Day.
Fewer vehicles on beaches under bylaw
Fewer vehicles on beaches under bylaw
South OtagoDecember 27

Hope village’s water woes will be sorted

Residents of a remote former hydro village in South Otago are hopeful an end to water infrastructure woes may be in sight.
Hope village’s water woes will be sorted
Hope village’s water woes will be sorted
South OtagoMarch 20

Road may be too damaged to salvage

Access to a rural South Otago road may be permanently restricted following recent severe flood damage.
Road may be too damaged to salvage
Road may be too damaged to salvage
South OtagoMarch 19

Proposed trade waste fee shock

Clutha businesses have expressed disbelief at ‘‘huge’’ council trade waste fee increases proposed for introduction on July 1.
Proposed trade waste fee shock
Proposed trade waste fee shock
South OtagoApril 10

Compliance still 'work in progress'

The Clutha District Council says it has resolved issues identified in a recently released Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment report on enforcement of building regulations.
South OtagoApril 10

Pool dispute 'settled'; engineer complaint remains

A longstanding dispute between Clutha District Council and construction company Lund South over the Balclutha Centennial Pool upgrade is now considered settled by both parties.
Pool dispute 'settled'; engineer complaint remains
Pool dispute 'settled'; engineer complaint remains
South OtagoJune 12

Council CEO experienced and well qualified

The new chief executive of the Clutha District Council has a management level bureaucrat's fascination with the obscure disciplines of strategic alignment and systems thinking.
Council CEO experienced and well qualified
Council CEO experienced and well qualified
South OtagoDecember 20

Feasibility study gets council nod

The Clutha District Council will fund a feasibility study on the proposed $5.5 million heritage machinery museum in Milton.
Feasibility study gets council nod
Feasibility study gets council nod
SouthlandNovember 1

Survey about CDC

Clutha residents have the opportunity to rate the performance of the Clutha District Council during a survey of residents being conducted this month.
NewsOctober 13

Result 'a signal for new direction'

Clutha Mayor Bryan Cadogan has returned for a second term in office, after a landslide victory. Mr Cadogan (54) spent Saturday evening celebrating his mayoral victory and his 30th wedding anniversary with wife Allyson at home in Balclutha, joined by friends and family.
Result 'a signal for new direction'
Result 'a signal for new direction'
NewsOctober 13

Blackmore beats Tansley to keep spot

While the mayoral race took centre stage in Clutha, only two of its wards and one community board held elections - Lawrence-Tuapeka and its community board, and Balclutha.
South OtagoOctober 8

Council chief executive decides to have a break

After a ''long, hard'' 24 years with the Clutha District Council, chief executive Charles Hakkaart has resigned, effective from January 10.
Council chief executive decides to have a break
Council chief executive decides to have a break
South OtagoOctober 2

'Delicate situation' for council

Several Clutha councillors yesterday expressed their disappointment with comments from one of their own as the mayoral race heats up.
South OtagoSeptember 29

Council may add 'significant feature' to main street

Balclutha could get its own town icon, after the council decided to investigate adding one to the $2.6 million main street upgrade.
South OtagoSeptember 20

Camp lease renewal argued

A request to extend the lease and area of the Pounawea Camping Ground has drawn a mixed reaction from ratepayers, with the council indicating it will decline a ground extension, but grant a longer lease.
Camp lease renewal argued
Camp lease renewal argued
South OtagoSeptember 18

Aspirants stress council unity

Two experienced candidates are vying for the Clutha mayoralty - the incumbent, Bryan Cadogan, and deputy mayor Hamish Anderson.
South OtagoSeptember 5

Clutha Health falls well short

The race for the Clutha mayoralty has begun with a hiss and a roar, but Clutha Health Incorporated was left with only one nomination for its five community directors.
South OtagoSeptember 4

New Balclutha speed limits from Monday

New speed limits will be in place on State Highway 1 north and south of Balclutha from Monday.
South OtagoAugust 16

Youth programme funding possible

The future of the Clutha district's youth programmes is looking up, following interest from two outside funders.
Youth programme funding possible
Youth programme funding possible
South OtagoJune 17

Delays next month as bridge strengthened

User of the Clydevale bridge will have to find an alternative route when strengthening work begins next month.
Delays next month as bridge strengthened
Delays next month as bridge strengthened
Central OtagoJune 6

Water contract awarded

The Central Otago District Council has awarded the water services maintenance contract to Fulton Hogan for $1.2 million. The Fulton Hogan tender was selected from four shortlisted tenders.
South OtagoNovember 21

Youth job promise by Clutha mayor

No-one aged under 24 will be unemployed in Clutha by the end of the year, Mayor Bryan Cadogan says, so confident is he that a new training course is equipping the district's young people for jobs.
Youth job promise by Clutha mayor
Youth job promise by Clutha mayor
South OtagoAugust 10

Flood policy adopted

A strategy aimed at reducing the flood risk in Milton while encouraging the area's growth has been adopted by the Clutha District Council (CDC) and the Otago Regional Council (ORC).
South OtagoJuly 17

Community boards to stay after final bid fails

A last-ditch attempt to axe community boards in the Clutha district failed by a narrow margin yesterday after months of heated debate between Clutha district councillors and the community.
Community boards to stay after final bid fails
Community boards to stay after final bid fails
South OtagoJune 22

3.42% rates rise across district

Clutha ratepayers will see an overall rates increase of 3.42% across the district, although some townships face rises of up to 9%.