‘Heart of Oamaru’ suffering
A rise in storefront vacancies on Oamaru's main street is also causing landlords to rethink...
Lithosphere globes for Esplanade
Work to install a series of 3D-printed lithosphere globes along the Esplanade is being progressed.
The...
Mother’s Day treat – wilting flowers
A Mother's Day treat turned into a nasty surprise for an elderly Oamaru woman.
Reed St...
Record attempt over for Jacobs
"There is a reason the record is 44 years old."
Ultra marathon runner Curly Jacobs (57)...
Saffron a growing business
Often regarded as the world's most expensive spice, saffron is now being grown in the...
Right place, right time for Oamaru musician
May is New Zealand Music Month – New Zealand's annual celebration of homegrown music and...
Tiny farm run on ethical principles
An Alma family is proud to have set up the district's smallest dairy farm.
Bethan and...
Military skill transferred to trainees
Tony Groves is taking lessons learned in high-pressure combat environments in battlefields of the Middle...
Flying Pig Cafe going to market
One of the Waitaki district's most recognisable restaurants is on the market.
The Flying Pig Cafe,...
North Otago off to U19 nationals
North Otago has claimed a victory over its big brother, Otago.
The North Otago under-19 basketball team triumphed over its local rival when it won...
Lightning strikes first, but Valley Gold wins
Valley Gold pulled off an impressive comeback to beat Waitaki Girls' Lightning Strike 38-34 in the fourth round of the North Otago premier club...
Para cyclist riding his passion
Hamish McCallum was an active 20-year-old university student before he suffered a severe brain injury in a mountain bike crash. After a difficult period...
Efforts rewarded with U21 spot
Oamaru rower Logan Docherty has been selected in the New Zealand under-21 rowing squad to compete for the Rusty Robertson Memorial Trophy, named after...
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