Clutha
Waipori Falls residents worried about their future
Jesse speaks to Waipori Falls resident and former body corporate chairman Daniel Williamson. Audio
Tourism infrastructure funding system 'unfair' - mayor
The system for allocating government infrastructure funds to councils is unfair and should be reviewed, the Clutha District mayor says.
Clutha told to conserve water as reservoirs run low
Tapanui is at just 50 percent of capacity and officials say all the town needs is a major fire, which consumes 30 to 40 percent of the reservoirs, to run out of water. Video, Audio
PM staying quiet on 450 texts to Todd Barclay’s staff member
Prime Minister Bill English will not join Checkpoint to discuss the 450 texts he sent to Glenys Dickson in the months leading up to her resignation. John Campbell investigates. Video, Audio
Otago $9m irrigation scheme given green light
A new irrigation scheme in Otago will help transform dry, wasted land into productive land full of cherry trees and vineyards, the company behind it says.
Gore's mayor unsurprised by Todd Barclay's decision to resign
Gore's Mayor Tracy Hicks says Todd Barclay is bright, energetic and enthusiastic and this scandal has been a huge surprise. He says the fallout is concerning and a lot of people are feeling fragile… Audio
The Future of Our Regions
In this episode of the Future Of Our Regions we look at the South Island's Clutha District. The Clutha River is one of the dominating features of the region originating in the Otago lakes and flowing… Audio
Clutha jobs
Jobs may be hard to come by in the big smoke and the capital, but in Clutha employers are crying out for staff. We speak to Clutha District Mayor, Bryan Cadogen about what he's doing to entice people… Audio
Mayors back Otago jobs fair
A Dunedin jobs day will try to get hundreds of the city's unemployed people into vacancies in South Otago.