Historic power turbine restored
A piece of Oamaru's engineering history will soon be put on display in Chelmer St.
For...
Pupils plant trees to assist biodiversity
Rural school pupils did their bit for the environment last week.
Children from Hampden, Maheno and...
Residents to pay full price of admission
Waitaki residents will have to shell out the full entry fee if they want to...
St Kevin’s girl strikes gold
St Kevin's College pupil Sarah Dodd has put in the hard yards.
Sarah (18) was recently...
Award-winning butcher eyeing online
Operating out of two containers in rural Papakaio is Whitestone Meats – one of the...
Long hours worth it for light work
St Kevin's College pupil Isaac Steel (15) has worked a weekend job different from what...
Winning portrait captures a life
A painting by Oamaru artist Luzette Crossan topped the "people's choice" votes at the Otago...
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...
Multisport pair perform creditably
Oamaru's talented multisporters have returned from the Gold Coast tired but buzzing with excitement.
Mitch McRae and Adair Craik represented New Zealand in the final...
Rugby chance to see bit of world
Frank Kelly has followed in the footsteps of his brother and played for Excelsior and North Otago this season. The lanky Englishman talks to...
Old Golds good in bursts but . . .
OLD GOLDS WRAP
Look, it's not the end of the world.
A 27-24 loss to Horowhenua-Kapiti might, in the wash-up of the season, even be seen...
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...
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