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An Otago mayor says the upcoming costs of the Water Services Reform could lead to "catastrophic rate increases" and the change in government does...

One of the South’s foremost entrepreneurs and business and community leaders, Sir Tim Wallis, of Wanaka, died yesterday evening following a short...

Emergency services are hailing a "selfless, heroic" rescue by a South Otago resident who saved a woman from drowning yesterday morning. Chief Fire...

The five finalists have been decided for the Otago Daily Times and Rural Life Year of the Farmer initiative. This week, rural editor Sally Rae...

MetService is warning very strong winds and heavy rain will hit parts of the South today and tomorrow. A low is moving east across the South Island...

MetService's advice is to vote this afternoon if possible.

Explainer - What you can wear, the use of social media and encouraging other people to vote - RNZ takes a look at the rules that apply on election day.

An Otago man who sexually abused girls as young as 12 still views his victims as "sexual objects", the Parole Board has heard. Despite being behind...

An emergency helipad project in the Catlins should land this summer, thanks to one of a tranche of grants issued by the Otago Community Trust this...

Fewer than 1000 long-tailed bats live in Otago and the rare native land mammals face an immediate high risk of extinction in the region, a new...