Managing aged care facility dream come true
When children are asked what they want to be when they are older, they might...
At Moeraki’s The FishWife, less is more
When Nicky and John Pile first envisioned their Moeraki restaurant, The FishWife, they wanted it...
At least two councillors not standing
Two Waitaki district councillors have confirmed they will not be seeking re-election this year.
Deputy mayor...
Tavendale going out ‘with a wee bit of a bang’
After serving three terms as a Waitaki district councillor, Melanie Tavendale has decided it is...
Laragas relieved to have gained visa
Last year, Immigration New Zealand introduced a new one-off 2021 resident visa, giving migrants a...
The surf’s (back) up for farmers
North Otago and South Canterbury farmers are enjoying being able catch a break.
Since Surfing for...
Big changes for new Rotary president
Incoming Oamaru Rotary Club president Sven Thelning says he gets more out of his involvement...
Old barn given new lease on life
The options are wide open for North Otago couple James Hutton and Tara Taylor, and...
Raybould enjoying the spontaneity of creating his own art
Art is an antidote for Dean Raybould.
Raybould has worked his entire life as a graphic...
Country clubs banding together
North Otago’s country rugby clubs are banding together for a night to remember.
Valley, Maheno and Kurow will host a fundraising dinner on February 3,...
Athletes give their all at Colgate Games
North Otago athletes left it all out on the track at the South Island Colgate Games last weekend.
The North Otago Athletics Club took 11...
Smith posts one for the history books
North Otago’s demolition of South Canterbury came down to one man — Jeremy Smith.
Smith produced the bowling performance of his career last weekend, taking...
Home teams clash an added bonus
An all-Oamaru final was an ‘‘added bonus’’ at the South Island Chartered Clubs Men’s Lawn Bowls Fours Tournament last weekend.
The tournament, held at the...
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