Shoptober a ‘great start’
The launch of the Oamaru Business Collective's Shoptober campaign last week was "great start" to...
No more measles cases found
No further cases of measles have been identified in North Otago after an Oamaru person...
Tuvalu’s independence celebrated
Stepping into St Paul's Church in Oamaru on Saturday was like a visit to the...
Mystery of Miss Webster solved
Pupils from Maheno School have solved the mystery of Miss Webster.
In May, the school received...
Following his passion
Will Marcinowski is passionate about his job.
That passion has been key to the Ohau Snow...
Visitors vital to local economy
Originally from the UK, I grew up on a dairy farm in coastal Dorset, an...
Supporting rural mental health
In Oamaru, we're lucky to have a coalition of organisations like the Safer Waitaki network...
Paint aims to make event ‘fun and exciting’
Oamaru's Rainbow Run is back for a seventh year – this time with more colour.
At...
Wonderful, ridiculous, feel-good show
``Aunty''
Written and performed by Johanna Cosgrove
Kurow Memorial Hall
Tuesday, October 8
Reviewed by Sally Brooker
This show lives...
Valley offers girls teams to bolster participation
North Otago will have two mostly all-female cricket teams this season.
The teams, associated with Valley Sports Club, aim to provide opportunities for girls or...
Title so near for St Kevin’s College
St Kevin's College could not have come much closer to winning the National Secondary Schools Boys A Tournament in Palmerston North last week.
The school...
Beattie’s career going ahead in leaps, bounds
Stuart Beattie has taken another step in his riding career.
The Waitaki Boys' High School pupil rode for the American Quarter Horse Association New Zealand...
‘Twelve years later, I’m still here’
Last Saturday's Heartland rugby clash was a special one for Lemi Masoe.
The 38-year-old became North Otago Rugby's newest centurion, as he took the field...
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