Stuff of nightmares: suffering an opshop hangover
I own stuff! I own too much stuff.
I love the idea of living in one...
Glad to be back in this lively, lovely town
When I decided to move back to Oamaru, and back to print journalism, some people...
Dance teacher has her moves perfectly timed
The stereotype of the lazy teenager is being shattered by Esta Downing.
The Oamaru 16-year-old has...
Managing hospital’s biggest asset
Oamaru Hospital is a huge part of this district, and the people who work there...
Road leads home for former Oamaru man
You can take the man out of the town but you can't take the town...
Cuba trip yields more opportunities
Cuba has dominated the past 12 months for former St Kevin's College pupil Anna Craig...
Musicians tune up for camp concert
An annual event that warms the district's cultural climate is taking place for the 23rd...
Council planning ‘another option’ for next New Year
After a quiet start to 2019, a public celebration will be held to welcome 2020,...
Global cuisine more popular in Oamaru
Chef's Multi Cuisine restaurant is open and ready for business.
Located in the former Turkish kebab...
Tournament hailed a success
Job well done.
That was the assessment of Peter Cameron after one of the biggest weeks in the recent history of North Otago cricket.
Oamaru hosted...
Classic event whole new ball game
North Otago rugby players Sam and Glen Sturgess have a busy month ahead of them.
The two brothers will compete alongside each other in this...
Stateside stint chance to realise potential
He is the son of a North Otago sporting legend, but Max de Geest is rapidly carving out his own reputation. The Junior Tall...
The shield at the top of the order
Jeremiah Shields is a big man, and he is happy to put himself in the firing line as an opener for the North Otago...
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