Benefits of volunteering boundless
Volunteer South officially opens its new Oamaru branch at The Business Hive next week. Oamaru...
Mixed feelings about influencers
At what point does someone become an "influencer"?
We all have influence, but when does that...
Important not to panic, mayor says
People should not be panicking over the move back to Alert Level 2, Waitaki Mayor...
Artist proud of where career has led
Brent Harpur's artwork has taken him all around the world, but since working at the...
Film draws on Moeraki links
A short film set in Moeraki, and made by a group of North Otago film...
Not being a politician an advantage
Daniel Shand says he does not know "anything about politics".
But the Central Otago man, who...
Band not afraid to be confronting
Devilskin - roast chicken for the soul. Lisa Scott talks to bassist Paul Martin before...
Road trips a hit among over-65s
North Otago's senior citizens have been rediscovering their love of Sunday road trips.
Since June, Age...
There was an aspiring poet . . .
There once was a limerick contest
Convened to elicit the finest
That locals could write
Of their district,...
Struggle for numbers takes toll on Wahine
The Waitaki Wahine's season has ended.
The team bowed out of the Otago women's competition after the semifinals last weekend, losing to frontrunner Otago University...
Teamwork key for Meadowbank
Teamwork made the dream work for the Meadowbank under-13 football team which won the Green Island seven-a-side tournament on August 2.
Coach Chris Lynch said...
Chance to give croquet a go
Croquet is a sport with a long history, but it also has a bright future, Awamoa Gardens Croquet Club life member Ethel Johnston says.
The...
Impressive field for Rusty Mac pairs
A star-studded field will take to the Awamoa bowling green later this year to remember Russell "Rusty" McDonald.
The Rusty Mac Memorial Pairs invitational tournament...
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