Cerebal palsy not stopping her doing her bit
When Jill Macrae noticed her elderly mother was developing dementia, it had more implications for...
Back-pain remedy turns into growing business
Pera Davies only planned to stay in Waimate for a couple of weeks of shearing...
Many cold, hungry, housing survey finds
The results of a Waitaki housing and wellbeing survey are in, and they make for...
Chance to hear and grill local candidates
Waitaki residents have a chance next week to grill candidates standing in the general election.
The...
Wait times reflect success
As wait times for mental health services increase around the country, Centrecare Waimate's remain at...
Much potential in local heritage
Jane Macknight is no longer in charge of Oamaru's Forrester Gallery but is keeping a...
Floating dock proposed for club and community
A floating dock at the Oamaru Harbour would benefit the whole community, Owen Gould says.
The...
Midori reopens in Collective Cafe
Sushi lovers rejoice - Oamaru's only Japanese restaurant, Midori, has reopened its doors, albeit at...
Timeless tale set to be staged
A timeless tale of animal adventures is coming to the Repertory Theatre in the second...
‘High standard’ in mountain bike event
Herbert Forest was heaving with young mountain bikers competing at the Aoraki secondary schools championships on Sunday.
There were just under 80 entries for the...
Only chance to see Old Golds at home
Rugby fans will tomorrow have the chance to watch North Otago play at home for the first and only time this year.
The 2019 Meads...
Cricket in strong position financially
North Otago Cricket is in a strong financial position before the upcoming season.
The union had its annual meeting in Oamaru last week and chairman...
Shearing entries in at fast clip
Strong entry numbers for the 2020 Waimate Spring Shears show people have been looking forward to a "day out", organiser Warren White says.
Entries for...
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