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The team at Rainbow was gearing up to start making snow this week. Instead, they've been digging through 3-metre snow drifts to get to the groomer. Rainbow Ski Area mountain manager Thomas Harry said the snow over the past week could set them up...

PULASKI COUNTY, Mo. (April 5, 2022) -- Voters rejected every tax proposal in Pulaski County during Tuesday's city and school board elections, with some of the tax proposals going down in flames by two-to-one margins, and one City of Saint Robert, Missouri alderman race between incumbent Theresa Cook and challenger Glen Askeland came down to a 25-25 vote tie. Unofficial results indicate the only defeated incumbent was George Dalgetty on the Waynesville Rural Fire Protection District board, w...

SAINT ROBERT, Mo. (April 2, 2022) -- St. Robert police saw a late-night Friday motorcycle crash on I-44, searched for the motorcyclist after he lost control and ran off the roadway near Exit 163, and assisted other agencies as the motorcyclist was transported for treatment of serious injuries. According to Missouri State Highway Patrol reports, Alan P. Holbrook, 31, of Waynesville, had been westbound at 11:37 p.m. when he lost control of his 2022 Harley Davidson, ran off the right side of the

Over 10 hours the rescue helicopter was called out four times at the start of the long weekend.

The Mt Robert huts were the hub of a thriving ski club, and now a campaign aims to preserve them for future generations.

Kerr Bay campground is situated right beside the tranquil waters of Lake Rotoiti. OPINION: Of all my teenage embarrassments, one of the most character-building was having to wear a plastic rubbish bag as a raincoat during a school camp at Nelson Lakes. I may have been a kid who went without, but, if there’s one thing I’ve learned over the years, it’s that outdoor adventure is a great leveller. For this seed of wisdom I can thank a particular Marlborough Girls’ College teacher, Mr Rees...

Two trampers have been airlifted to safety after getting into trouble in the Nelson region. The Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter responded to two callouts on Sunday, both involving trampers who had set off their emergency locator beacons. Pilot Barry McAuliffe said the first callout happened about 10am when a 17-year-old woman suffered an ankle injury near Speargrass Hut (altitude 1060m) at Nelson Lakes. McAuliffe said the woman had been tramping with a group of people, and was flown to ...

Time, mark, goes by where you had been hacked and you dont know it? >> well, a lot. one of the things is, one of the problems is, you dont even have to have a personal computer or even were online to be a data breach victim. as long as information about you is held by somebody that data is at risk. what the hackers want to do is get that personal information, and either steal money from your credit cards, or become you. so open a new identity, or sell your data to somebody else. and theres a lon...