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  • End of an era draws near for ‘thesyndicate’

    Their families have headed for the hills every summer since 1897. As a chapter of New Zealand’s rich pastoral history moves nearer to a close, Sally Rae talks to Maniototo farmers about why the Mt Ida Syndicate has been so special to them....

  • Roxburgh man convicted of poaching ‘just doesn’t care’ — judge

    Two Roxburgh men have been sentenced to community detention after they were caught red-handed while hunting unlawfully near Lawrence....

  • Writers festival hears of the search for a sunken ship

    Where is the wreck of the General Grant? This question keeps adventurers Cristina Sanders and Bill Day awake at night. Marjorie Cook reports....

  • MINI MAXIMUM

    It sounded like a cracking adventure, and it was. Illustrations editor Stephen Jaquiery joined a Mini rally to Haast, driving a former News Mini pickup, only to be saved by a raw egg....

  • Water reform widely seen as key issue

    Local body election voting finishes on October 8, and with local government facing several changes and challenges, The News is putting questions to the council and community board candidates to help our readers gain insight in to the people hoping to represent them. We asked candidates three...

  • Changing lives and landscapes

    As the pumped hydro project at Lake Onslow is investigated, Dunedin artist Matthew Galloway takes a look at the last big hydro project that changed Central Otago forever. He tells Rebecca Fox about his examination of the history and legacy of the Clyde Dam....

  • Candidate questions

    Local body election voting finishes on October 8, and with local government facing several changes and challenges, The News is putting questions to the council and community board candidates to help our readers gain insight in to the people hoping to represent them. This week we continue, with...

  • Tension at the till: coping strategies from coach

    Ms Holloway said it was common for all of us to be presented with unpredictable, aggressive, or inappropriate people....

  • Three Waters project triggers ire, criticism

    I’m sure many others will agree with me that this matter stinks! And it’s not our drinking water that I’m talking about....

  • Campers not happy at holiday park

    The News was made aware of multiple evictions at Clyde Holiday Park in the lead-up to New Year’s Eve, but has since uncovered complaints dating back to when Gary and Roslyn Ryan took over the lease of the holiday park two years ago and at other holiday parks the couple have managed....

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