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Pre 49 Nationals event organiser Brian Ward proudly displays his wife’s 1936 Ford Roadster in Oamaru yesterday. The vehicle was one of nearly 70...

More than 50 British vintage vehicles were on display in Oamaru on Saturday for the annual North Otago Vintage Car Club All British Day. The rally...

A pair of roving YouTubers made their way to Oamaru for a "once in a lifetime" chance to catch a 2m shark. Travelling YouTubers Mark Totzke and...

In what remains an unusually slow season for leopard seal spotting in Otago, a Dunedin researcher has passed the century mark. Giverny Forbes this...

No one was injured in the accident Oct. 25 at the corner of County 18 and Friendly Bay Drive in Nevis Township.

Installing shark warning signs at Oamaru Harbour might be an overreaction, Waitaki District Council chief executive Alex Parmley says.  Police approached

A video showing the bite marks sustained by a teenage girl in a shark attack in Ōamaru has been posted to social media.  In the video, the 13-year-old girl

Oamaru teenager Alvira Repia-King is on the mend after being attacked by a shark at Friendly Bay on Sunday afternoon.

An Oamaru teenager was taken to hospital after being attacked by a shark in Oamaru Harbour this afternoon.

Disappointed, discouraged and attacked. Those were just some of the feelings Waitaki deputy mayor Melanie Tavendale was left with, following an influx of social media comments tearing down the district’s youth after last Friday’s School Strike 4 Climate Waitaki protest. More than 120 people – school pupils and members of the wider community -marched from Orana Park to Friendly Bay, holding banners and posters with different slogans demanding more urgent action on climate change in Waitaki...