Pupils build playhouse to give away
Waitaki Boys' High School pupils are looking for a good home for a good home.
The...
Three granted tertiary scholarships
The standard of applicants for the Rural Tertiary Scholarship this year was so high that...
Chef meets challenge
What started as a way to fill in time during lockdown has led Oamaru chef...
Bookarama brings in $20,000
Book-lovers have succeeded in raising about $20,000 in the Oamaru Rotary Club Bookarama.
The much-loved annual...
Good vibes at Covid testing
Community health officials have praised Waitaki residents for turning out in force during the latest...
Accessing free help for businesses
North Otago businesses are invited to a gathering where they can find out how to...
Fridges and philosophy
I have an emotionally unstable fridge.
It's running hot and cold. Perhaps it's holding a grudge...
‘Burns 50’ at Forrester
The Forrester Gallery's most popular exhibition is back and better than ever to celebrate its...
Poshtel earns international recognition
Oamaru's Poshtel has earned an international award within two years of opening.
The former Stringer and...
Southland coach has a touch of Kurow in his heart
New Southland Stags coach Dale MacLeod is no stranger to being the underdog on the rugby field.
As a 17-year-old first five-eighth, MacLeod debuted for...
Old Golds must start better, coach says
A good start will be central to North Otago coach Jason Forrest's plans against Mid Canterbury tomorrow.
After conceding two early tries against South Canterbury...
Tournament chance to pay tribute to mentor
New Zealand lawn bowls singles champion Andrew Kelly will pay tribute to his late mentor Russell "Rusty" MacDonald this weekend.
Born and bred in North...
Tight semis expected with teams evenly matched
Valley's two premier netball teams know they are in for two big games in tomorrow's North Otago premier club netball semifinals.
"But that's what we...
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