For they are jolly good fellows
Ten top people have been honoured for their community work.
Waitaki District Council Citizens' Awards were...
Jewellery helps horse owners
Palmerston woman Emma Porter helps horse owners throughout Waitaki deal with bereavement.
For several months, Mrs...
Pupils work to create better place
Teachers and pupils at East Otago High School think they have what it takes to...
Seals sealed out of grandstand
Fencing designed to keep seals away from spectators has been erected at the viewing grandstands...
Blue Light award surprise for teen
A North Otago teenager claimed a significant award at a recent Blue Light camp.
Jacob Pledger...
Drawn to the art of tattooing
Tattoo artists from across the country will flock to Oamaru for the annual Tattooed and...
Trust to distribute race profits
Over seven stages in seven days, more than 100 runners from 16 countries poured their...
Teen awarded rural scholarship
Duntroon teenager Isabelle Keeling has been awarded this year's $2000 North Otago Federated Farmers-ANZ rural...
Local dance students to join pros
Oamaru dancers get a rare opportunity to take part in a touring show tonight.
Heart of...
Girls bouncing to nationals
Four young athletes will represent the Waitaki district at an upcoming national trampoline competition.
Caitlin Middlemiss (17), Samantha Atley (15), Lily Pali (14) and Charlotte...
St Kevin’s girls soar to victory
Another year, another Oamaru school winning the Jenny McDonald Cup.
St Kevin's College won the tournament, one of the fourth-tier events in the Hockey NZ...
Schoolboy basketballers shine at tourney
St Kevin's College will chase a third national basketball title in the space of five years later this month.
The Oamaru school qualified for the...
Promising efforts at SISS netball
North Otago's fabulous Tongan sisters were to the fore as Waitaki Girls' High School had a creditable finish at the annual South Island secondary...
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