Writers’ festival chance to raise awareness
You are only good as your word.
And Kakanui author Linda Collins' words are good.
So good,...
District faring better than expected
Oamaru businesses are faring better than expected post-Covid, and some even better than last year,...
Top award for Oamaru Blue
Blue is gold for Whitestone Cheese.
After being announced as a gold medal winner in March,...
Township rallies around new resident
The great Houdini is not just talented at escaping, he is also good at making...
BLVNZ hall now owned by council
The 110-year-old Blind Foundation Hall has a new owner.
Last Friday, ownership of the Steward St...
Cautious sense of relief, optimism from businesses
A quick nosey through business reports and predictions tells me that New Zealand small businesses...
Chance to put community back in driver’s seat
Local government is under the spotlight, but in my view, proactive conversations regarding the future...
Focus on dire situation of ovarian cancer needed
"An ad you can't miss, for a cancer you do."
That is the tagline that appeared...
Chiropractic really ‘mainstream practice’
When Rob Brydges was an 11-year-old living in England, he remembers his father lying on...
Valley steps up in second half to keep perfect record
Only one team stands in the way of a perfect start to the season for Valley.
After beating Maheno 33-19 in Weston last Saturday, Valley...
Ten teams to compete in premier grade
North Otago Netball organisers have made a big call after a tough and tight opening grading round on Saturday.
Nine women's teams had registered in...
Clubs set for exciting start to season
The North Otago netball season makes a welcome return tomorrow. Rebecca Ryan and Kayla Hodge check in with the clubs battling it out for...
Superior effort from Excelsior
Depth off the bench played a big part in helping Excelsior to its first win on Saturday.
Blues beat Athletic Marist 29-19 in the "battle...
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