Candidates care for environment
Candidates care for environment
West Otago's next councillor is certain to be environmentally active.
Richard Davison
버려진 Detritus 온라인 바카라사이트 추천ocks
버려진 Detritus 온라인 바카라사이트 추천ocks
A Balclutha resident says she was shocked to find demolition rubble had been dumped in the Clutha River this week.
Wa바카라사이트 카지노판r Care Group $ 84,000 MPI Grant
Wa바카라사이트 카지노판r Care Group $ 84,000 MPI Grant
An embryonic South Otago water care group says new government funding will help expand its reach.
Mayor fears workers being 'robbed' for hospital rebuild
Mayor fears workers being 'robbed' for hospital rebuild
A Southern mayor is worried the Dunedin Hospital rebuild may be "robbing" neighbouring districts of already limited workforces.
Nothing stops paddock golf fun
Nothing stops paddock golf fun
The sun shone on a long-standing rural fundraiser on Saturday, as neither Covid-19 Alert Level 2 nor predicted rain showers were able to thwart the fun.
Memorial progress brings hope
Memorial progress brings hope
A descendant of Lawrence’s Chinese gold-mining community is hopeful her plan for a Chinese Anzac memorial may start in time for this year’s Anzac Day commemorations.
Council’s approach to ‘catch residents after hours’
Council’s approach to ‘catch residents after hours’
A Southern council is trying out politics over a pint as a novel means of community outreach.
0,000 boost for park upgrade
0,000 boost for park upgrade
A South Otago park upgrade has received a welcome $300,000 boost.
Programme to promote leadership in district
Programme to promote leadership in district
A desire to "pay it forward" has led to the foundation of a new leadership fund in South Otago.
Pushing for better coverage
Pushing for better coverage
Southland's new MP, Joseph Mooney, says he will lobby for better cellphone and broadband coverage for rural areas in the electorate.
Choir finds a leader and three helpers
Choir finds a leader and three helpers
A South Otago phoenix has risen from the ashes.
Funding described as a boon for heritage
Funding described as a boon for heritage
Capturing today’s stories as tomorrow’s heritage will be central to a new library role about to be created in Clutha.
Three-hour delay: no ambulance
Three-hour delay: no ambulance
A pensioner has hit out at St John after being stranded with a gashed arm for more than three hours when an ambulance failed to arrive in Balclutha.
Disappointment at Kiwibank closing Clutha branch
Disappointment at Kiwibank closing Clutha branch
News another bank may close in Balclutha has shocked residents.
Legality of CDC’s freedom camping site questioned
Legality of CDC’s freedom camping site questioned
A Catlins accommodation provider has challenged the legality of a controversial freedom camping site in Owaka.
NZTA speed sign decision welcomed
NZTA speed sign decision welcomed
Clinton residents have reacted with "sheer delight" to the imminent arrival of electronic speed signs in the South Otago town.
Ratepayer group shuns meeting offer
Ratepayer group shuns meeting offer
Just weeks into its existence, a war of words has broken out between a new ratepayers association and the Clutha District Council.
Mother of murdered boy badly hurt in accident
Mother of murdered boy badly hurt in accident
Further misfortune has struck a Southland woman whose son was murdered two years ago.
Doc manager resigns admitting he did not 'uphold values'
Doc manager resigns admitting he did not 'uphold values'
A senior Central Otago Department of Conservation manager has resigned acknowledging he did not uphold the values of the organisation.
Southern councils want water changes clarity
Southern councils want water changes clarity
Clutha councillors are concerned about the pace and scope of proposed drinking water reforms.