Jared Morgan

An impasse between Kiwibank and its banking service provider in Alexandra and Cromwell has led to its departure from both towns from the end of next month.

It is a tale that could have been ripped straight from the pages of  Boy’s Own Annual. The year: 1960; the protagonists: three boys on their basic bikes; the plan: to cycle from Cromwell to...

The small, dated and underused Cromwell Memorial Hall may spark a revolution after 20 years of debate about replacing it.

A report questioning the economic value of the overseas workforce to Central Otago’s horticulture and viticulture sectors has been labelled as flawed.

Otago Fish & Game is closely following developments regarding the proposed $4 billion-plus hydro-electric storage expansion of Lake Onslow above Roxburgh.

It is not too late for people to make themselves heard regarding a proposed community hub in Omakau.

Aurora Energy is racing to beat the Central Otago winter as widespread work to upgrade the electricity lines network across the district continues.

A dramatic exit marked the end of a meeting of the Cromwell Community Board yesterday.

Members of the Teviot Angling Club feel railroaded into a increased water take from Lake Onslow for hydro-electric generation.

A group of Canterbury teens have forgone Netflix and Xbox these school holidays — lured to Ettrick for orchard work.

This year it had to look local.

A high wire act is unfolding high above the Ida Valley as work to rewire the national grid from Roxburgh in Central Otago to Livingstone in the Waitaki district continues.

The lure of a transtasman bubble and a reinvigorated hospitality sector may lead backpackers away from Central Otago orchards and vineyards, industry leaders warn.

Organisers of the Clyde Wine and Food Festival were as blown away by the response to it as they were by the elements yesterday.

The message could not be any clearer — when it comes to Central Otago and Wanaka’s countryside there is only one bunny welcome at Easter.

By his own admission Timaru man Gavin Ladbrook is no "Banksy", yet his 1924 Dodge 4 Tourer is a work of art.

It had been forgotten by generations of rabbits.

It is called the Tecnofruit CF-105 and the fruit-harvesting machine could prove a game changer for Central Otago’s horticulture sector.