Camping bylaws dividing opinions
Camping bylaws dividing opinions
Opinion is divided over a proposed new bylaw to regulate freedom camping in Clutha.
Richard Davison
Council tackles puncture issue
Council tackles puncture issue
A southern council has left no stone unturned in an effort to stop ratepayers feeling deflated.
Disappointment no-one from St John to take petition
Disappointment no-one from St John to take petition
St John senior management has been criticised for failing to engage with concerned stakeholders in Milton.
Charity firewood choppers recruiting
Charity firewood choppers recruiting
A charitable group with deep roots is eyeing fresh growth this spring.
Mayor says issues can be resolved
Mayor says issues can be resolved
Invercargill's mayor believes public confidence can be restored, following a "positive" meeting held late yesterday to discuss recent governance concerns.
St John keeps mum on plans for paramedic
St John keeps mum on plans for paramedic
St John is remaining tight-lipped over its plans for redeployment of staff in South Otago, as pressure from Milton residents builds.
협바카라사이트 승리바카라 소울카지노의 목재 치퍼에 대한 UMBRAGE 'Insinuations'
협바카라사이트 승리바카라 소울카지노의 목재 치퍼에 대한 UMBRAGE 'Insinuations'
A chopped chipper is proving a sore point in Twizel.
Push on for final skate park funding
Push on for final skate park funding
Lawrence children could be going radically "old skool" next year, if the final phase of a new skate park gains the support it needs.
Bid to meet employment challenges
Bid to meet employment challenges
Rural districts in the South are about to get a shot in the arm for jobseekers, and their prospective employers.
‘Momentum’ on issue of infrastructure
‘Momentum’ on issue of infrastructure
The future of Waipori Falls remains uncertain, although residents are "optimistic" a solution to long-standing infrastructure issues may now be possible.
Unsealed road worry while bridge closed
Unsealed road worry while bridge closed
Residents of remote parts of the Catlins are concerned redirected traffic from a bridge closure could make an essential link-route dangerous for users.
2025 바카라사이트 John Ambulance Changes에 대한 남쪽
Fears in South Otago over St John ambulance changes
St John stakeholders in South Otago say a national proposal intended to improve service delivery could put patients at risk.
Police stepping up action on alcohol
Police stepping up action on alcohol
Efforts this week to block a new liquor licence for the Heriot Hotel reflect an increased drive to stamp out alcohol-related harm in South Otago, police say.
Work to begin on cycle trail extension
Work to begin on cycle trail extension
Southern cyclists can look forward to a "classic" trail experience, as work begins on the Clutha Gold Trail extension on Monday.
Renewal of hotel’s licence not a certainty
Renewal of hotel’s licence not a certainty
A rural West Otago hotel will discover its fate next week, following a tense licensing renewal hearing in Tapanui yesterday.
Maia deserves to be here: mayor
Maia deserves to be here: mayor
A southern mayor says a shared childhood history with a local migrant is fuelling his drive to fight for her residency.
Support for community awards event run by council to be held this year
Support for community awards event run by council to be held this year
Clutha volunteers will not be overlooked this year.
Underside to low jobless rate, analysts say
Underside to low jobless rate, analysts say
Unemployment rates in Otago and Southland rose during the past quarter, although underlying figures paint a more complex picture both regionally and nationally.
Driver slated after truck stuck
Driver slated after truck stuck
Police have called out the driver of a stock truck that got stuck under the Kaitangata Highway rail overbridge near Balclutha yesterday.
School run over for dedicated bus driver
School run over for dedicated bus driver
Strong shoulders, stern words and the odd bit of animal control — all essential talents when your daily school run involves 30 children, retiring bus driver Val Fox says.