Eye on mayoralty: Graham pledges greater transparency Eye on mayoralty: Graham pledges greater transparency A new mayoral candidate for Clutha says he wants to restore trust in local government.
Mayor blames ‘external factors’ for loss of 5 councillors Mayor blames ‘external factors’ for loss of 5 councillors A southern mayor is blaming "external factors" for the loss of five incumbent councillors at the coming local elections.
Resident pleads for ‘a bit of service’ Resident pleads for ‘a bit of service’ Lawrence residents say they are being overlooked for essential council services in Clutha.
Assurance given on repair of run-down building Assurance given on repair of run-down building An "eyesore" West Otago building may be in line for a spruce-up, following residents’ complaints.
Prisoners help restore habitats Prisoners help restore habitats Green-fingered prisoners at Otago Corrections Facility are helping restore wide-ranging Otago habitats for wildlife.
Centre leaders ‘very, very happy’ grant secured Centre leaders ‘very, very happy’ grant secured to continue upgrade Leaders of a "critical" community centre upgrade have praised local officials for their vision in providing a $180,000 grant towards the project.
New toilets create reason to stop New toilets create reason to stop Visitors to South Otago will soon be able to spend a million-dollar moment at their convenience.
Businesses ‘frustrated’ over tree U-turn Businesses ‘frustrated’ over tree U-turn Milton business owners say they are "frustrated and deflated" by an apparent council U-turn regarding new trees on the town’s main street.
Caution urged on beach bylaw Caution urged on beach bylaw Signs of a possible compromise on beach access regulations emerged during hearings in Clutha this week.
'Drastic': Surge in threats at council offices 'Drastic': Surge in threats at council offices A southern council may continue to adopt increased security measures at its offices, following a recent surge in threats to personnel.
Main street trees: ‘we’d like to reinstate them somehow’ Main street trees: ‘we’d like to reinstate them somehow’ Trees may be back on the cards for Milton’s main street, following Clutha District Council discussions on Thursday.
Award respects rural health contribution Award respects rural health contribution A rural South Otago GP says his recent national award is recognition for the wider community.
Vehicle beach ban has backing Vehicle beach ban has backing Sentiment towards a proposed new vehicle beach access bylaw for Clutha was broadly positive during an initial round of hearings yesterday.
Town's fearsome feline on the move Town's fearsome feline on the move Bowie the "gangster cat" is putting his racketeering days behind him.
Lawrence's character cat on the move Lawrence's character cat on the move Bowie the "gangster cat" is putting his racketeering days behind him.
Satisfaction survey brings pride Satisfaction survey brings pride Clutha's mayor says a generally positive trend in the district’s latest resident satisfaction survey reflects the council’s hard work.
Beach bylaw has support in feedback Beach bylaw has support in feedback An early cross-section of submissions to a new beach access bylaw in Clutha shows most in favour of greater regulation for vehicles.
Information session presents pool complex options Information session presents pool complex options An expanded pool complex for Milton is not yet off the table, despite higher building and operational costs.
Playing for ‘South Otago pride’ Playing for ‘South Otago pride’ It looks set to be a fiery welcome when town meets country in the women’s premier rugby finals in Clydevale today.
High level of engagement over vehicles on beaches High level of engagement over vehicles on beaches A well-intentioned bylaw proposal appears to have raised passions in Clutha.