Page 80 - Clutha News Today

A river in the driest part of New Zealand is at the centre of a bitter dispute about who gets water and for what purpose. What happens when restoring a river means cutting off the community around it?

Covid-19 deaths and hospitalisations remain low in Te Waipounamu as the Omicron wave washes through the south.

Centrally-set on New Zealand's South Island, the small town of Wanaka is perched at the edge of Lake Wanaka.

A new mural showing solidarity with Ukraine has appeared on the bars wall.

Labs throughout the Southern district are at capacity because so many in our community have been conscientious, community focused, and gone to get tested if they have been identified as a close contact, been at a location of interest, or have cold or flu-like symptoms

Wakatipu High School has confirmed one student has tested positive for Covid, and it has two other probable cases, with 43 students and four teachers ident

The Dunedin City Council and Port Otago have stepped up to ensure the city's Tongan community can send supplies to families impacted by this month's volcanic eruption and tsunami.

A rare D Class historic steam locomotive is being restored to its former glory and is back in Southland after more than a century away.

A tropical cyclone that has caused damage in Fiji could bring flooding rains and damaging winds to parts of New Zealand.  Tropical Cyclone Cody, a category

A tropical cyclone in Fiji has intensified into a category one storm – but weather forecasters here say it is unlikely to impact New Zealand.  Tropical Cyc