‘Jobbortunities’ success as programme enters second phase
‘Jobbortunities’ success as programme enters second phase
A second phase of the Clutha District Council’s "Jobbortunities" programme is under way.
Richard Davison
Anger after BNZ branches closure announcement
Anger after BNZ branches closure announcement
BNZ customers have reacted with shock and anger to the imminent closure of six southern branches.
Fencing contest in A&P show mix
Fencing contest in A&P show mix
Two grand New Zealand traditions will align - nice and straight, please - in Tapanui this weekend.
Slower speed zone for town extended
Slower speed zone for town extended
A three-year drive to improve road safety at Tapanui’s southern entrance has reached a successful destination.
우승자 바카라 전략an Taieri Mouth Event에 대한 찬양으로 가득한 바카라 전략an
우승자 바카라 전략an Taieri Mouth Event에 대한 찬양으로 가득한 바카라 전략an
A record number of entrants enjoyed near perfect race conditions for the fourth annual Taieri Mouth Multisport and Duathlon Event yesterday.
Lions pride of Clinton for work raising money for good causes
Lions pride of Clinton for work raising money for good causes
One unforeseen aspect of lockdown for the Clinton area of South Otago was a forced reduction in fundraising activity, but the district’s Lions service group has recently redoubled its efforts in an attempt to boost its community coffers.
Gallery lifelong dream
Gallery lifelong dream
A South Otago couple are about to realise a long-held dream, by opening a boutique art gallery this weekend.
Clutha health facility going well despite Covid
Clutha health facility going well despite Covid
A South Otago health facility has received a positive prognosis for the coming year — despite the challenges posed by Covid-19.
Tokomairiro tutors seeking new space
Tokomairiro tutors seeking new space
A Milton organisation known for breaking down barriers to learning is about to lose its own walls.
History underpins infant formula operation
History underpins infant formula operation
French food and drink giant Danone enjoys closer links to New Zealand — and particularly the deep South — than might at first be apparent. Richard Davison finds out more about...
Organisers couldn’t have done more: witness
Organisers couldn’t have done more: witness
A witness to the aftermath of a fatal accident during a family trail ride on Saturday believes organisers could not have done any more to prevent a rider’s death.
바카라 에볼루션ad Trail Bike Ri바카라 에볼루션r는 2의 아
바카라 에볼루션ad Trail Bike Ri바카라 에볼루션r는 2의 아
A Riversdale man who died during the Milton Lake to Sea trail bike ride on Saturday was a much-loved "husband, father, colleague and friend".
Libraries aim to be technology hubs
Libraries aim to be technology hubs
Clutha's libraries hope to become hubs providing community-wide access to technology during the next two years.
Water reform lack of detail highlighted
Water reform lack of detail highlighted
Clutha officials say incoming local government water reforms remain a worryingly unknown quantity, as an initial phase of adoption begins.
Some disagreement over freedom camping rules
Some disagreement over freedom camping rules
A final shape is crystallising for new freedom camping regulations in Clutha, but disagreement on some aspects may still lurk on the horizon.
WW2 radio operator display for heritage day
WW2 radio operator display new club feature for heritage day
A surprise is in store for visitors to the Tuapeka Vintage Club Museum during Lawrence Heritage Day this Sunday.
History underpins infant formula operation
History underpins infant formula operation
French food and drink giant Danone enjoys closer links to New Zealand - and particularly the deep South - than might at first be apparent.
‘Time to deliver’ on capital works programme
‘Time to deliver’ on capital works programme
Clutha officials says it is "time to deliver", following a year of severely constrained council activity.
Father's shocking claims over toddler's death
Police to review drowning case
Police will review the drowning of Gore toddler Lachlan Jones following claims by the boy’s father that foul play may have been responsible for his death.
Streetscape upgrade work begins
Streetscape upgrade work begins
Old makes way for new in Milton, as Andrew Haulage contractors begin demolition of the former Suzie’s Butchery building on the South Otago town’s main street yesterday.