‘Toot for Tucker’ coming in December
Do not be alarmed when you hear sirens and horns reverberating around the streets of...
Beauty, delivered to your door
When Waimate’s Tania Hayes decided to take her hair and beauty business on the road,...
Permaculture: finding your place in nature
What is this mysterious thing called permaculture?
Originally, permaculture was focused primarily on sustainable agriculture, growing...
Treemendous Plunket fundraiser
North Otago businesses are getting ready to showcase their Christmas creativity.
North Otago Plunket is hosting...
Support for caregivers planned
You are not alone.
That is what Reach Church wants grandparents raising grandchildren in Waitaki to...
Reserves vital to community wellbeing
With the current discussion on reserves and the use of public land, I thought it...
Finding the beauty hidden within
For about 10 years, Oamaru artist Helen Riley-Duddin has dreamed of a space for her...
Make vaccination a priority to make best use of traffic light system’s freedoms
The latest South Canterbury District Health Board Covid-19 vaccination figures show the Waimate district lagging...
Dispose of your e-waste, free
The Waitaki Resource Recovery Park is trying to make doing the right thing easier.
In conjunction...
Waitaki Boy’s finds winning form
Waitaki Boys’ High School has got the ‘‘monkey off the back’’, coach Jaden Dowling says.
The first XI cricket team got its first win of...
Half a century of coaching service
A 10th birthday present turned into a lifelong gift for Heather Smith.
On her 10th birthday, Smith received her first Pathfinders Gymnastics Club membership, having...
Waimate link in Meads Cup win
Waimate Rugby Club has played its part in creating Heartland history.
Waimate players Theo Davidson, Loni Toumohuni, Anthony Amato, Tokoma’ata Fakatava, Henry Bryce and Miles...
‘Couldn’t be prouder’ of Old Golds
Rain, hail or shine — North Otago turns up to play.
While the team fell short in the Lochore Cup final on Sunday, losing 22-16...
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