Classes help pupils prepare for exams
Waitaki Boys' High School has taken a collaborative approach to "alleviate the stress" of exams...
Pipeline running again
The final finishing touches are being applied to the Kurow-Duntroon Irrigation Company pipeline west of...
Smith steps up to new role of deputy principal
From cricket to the classroom, Craig Smith has always followed his passions.
The St Kevin's College...
Appointment ‘an honour’
The Rev Rose Luxford, of Oamaru, has been chosen as the next leader of the...
Book honours ‘The Oamaru Four’
For Moana Smedley, putting pen to paper has been a labour of love.
Last year, the...
Rainbow terms add colour to life
Building a bridge.
That is what it means to educate oneself on Rainbow terms, North Otago...
Oamaru offers perfect mix
Oamaru has all the ingredients Caitlin Smith and Sye Johnson need - the people, the...
Time to get on with it in new normal
Well, last Monday's announcement seems to have put the kibosh on a South Island with...
Street art creation ahead
When others see a plain wall, artists see a canvas.
At least that is the case...
Fun runs, duathlons a chance to return to ‘normality’
The Oamaru Multisport Club is going to ''make hay while the sun shines".
The ever-popular fun run and duathlon series will return next month, bringing...
Athletics club has new president
The North Otago Athletics Club has a new leader.
Stacey Smith has taken over as club president this season, replacing Jeff Spillane who spent seven...
Mix of young, veteran players the go
The cricket season is under way and seven teams will be vying for the Borton Cup and Dick Hunt Trophy in the coming months....
Futsal attracting scores of sides
Futsal is hitting the back of the net for Waitaki's youth.
The sport is gaining massive support in North Otago, with 62 junior teams, from...
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