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Latest documents

• Rapid rise to the top for Gold Guitar winner

  New Zealand country music has a new star — with an English accent, an assertive performance style, and whose smoky and evocative tone fills a stadium with ease.

• Prepare for influx of international in-laws

  Sunday was a day of contrasting emotions for me.

• Blues, Crusaders semi too close to call

  And then there were four!

• From classroom to newsroom

  Clinton’s Cosmic Chronicle is due to roll off the press tomorrow, a unique space-newspaper filled with astronomical observations and published by Clinton Primary School’s Room 4 ‘‘Wairuna’’.

• Under the sea but on land

  Spectacular new marine scenes now wrap around Livingstonia Park’s nerve centre, thanks to the Taieri Mouth community and street artist Koryu Aoshima.

• Concern at faeces in Gabriel’s Gully

  THE site of Otago’s first gold rush is being sullied by deposits of a different kind — faeces left by dogs and freedom campers.

• Couple’s first year on farm going well

  Water has been feast or famine for Brendan and Avril Lane during their inaugural season on their first dairy farm.

• Can campaign to help food bank

  Every can counts!

• Local Water Done how?

• RESULTS

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  Sri Lanka’s famed cultural triangle serves up a bevy of World Heritage ancient treasures in the heart of the island, writes Mike Yardley.SRI Lanka has loomed large on my bucket-list for quite some time. I’ve just ventured to the teardrop-shaped island nation — nicknamed the Pearl of the Indian...

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  Nicknamed the ‘‘rice bowl of Vietnam’’ and home to over 20million people, the mighty Mekong Delta sets the stage for a striking and sensory-rich river cruise experience, writes Mike Yardley IT may be Vietnam’s rice bowl, but the Mekong Delta is so much more. Producing more than half of Vietnam’s...

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• Fresh look to sides for new season Rugby

  Scarves are being dusted off and the season’s nearly here. In the first of three weekly previews, rugby correspondent Francis Parker casts his eye over the form and makes some predictions for the coming Southern Region competition. This week: Owaka, Clinton and West Taieri....

• Start right: taking on a new farm worker

  Using a step-by-step orientation process helps staff settle into their new job and have the best start possible....

• Bandits ahead after win over Comets

  The Owaka Bandits are now outright leaders of the South Otago 40-over competition....