Lower rates with Three Waters: mayor
If the Government’s proposed Three Waters reforms go ahead, Waitaki District Council rates will go...
Praise for council, contractors as drains fixed
Kakanui locals are finally feeling heard by the Waitaki District Council, after almost six years...
Multicultural Council mahi noted
Sometimes it’s not about winning, it’s about celebrating the journey.
The Waitaki Multicultural Council was named...
Waitaki Girls’ choir on song
The Waitaki Girls' High School choir hit all the right notes in its return to...
Voting open for business awards
Voting for the Waitaki Business Awards has officially opened.
Over the next eight weeks, each of...
Putting design skills into practice
Kathryn Swann’s curriculum vitae makes for ‘‘eclectic’’ reading, but she says it’s a reflection of...
Loving the lifestyle at Don House
Boarding has become Scott Mayhew’s life’s passion.
The Waitaki Boys’ High School director of boarding has...
Making a difference for district’s youth
Jay Morriss joined the police to make a difference.
After working on the frontline for the...
Farmers embrace time in town
Organisers were ‘‘absolutely thrilled’’ to be holding a booked-out South Island Dairy Event (SIDE) in...
Girls throw themselves into rugby
Secondary school girls’ rugby is on the rise in Waitaki.
This season, there are more than 50 girls registered across the St Taki under-18 and...
Tight at the top as play-offs loom
It is the tightest squeeze for the Citizens Shield play-offs in years.
Only 10 points separate first and fifth place — and while Old Boys,...
Waitaki Boys’ has eyes on the prize
Waitaki Boys’ High School and St Kevin’s College are heading to the business end of their Otago secondary schools basketball seasons.
After six rounds of...
Match to feature Pasifika festival
Oamaru’s Pacific Island cultures are blending both on and off the rugby field.
Tomorrow, Old Boys and Athletic Marist are hosting their first Pasifika festival...
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