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Clutha Leader, 29 Oct 2026

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The Clutha Leader has been delivering quality community news to homes in the Clutha district since 1874, and continues to be a trusted source of local stories that matter most to you. We’re always on the lookout for the next great story and committed to showcasing the best of local business, all while remaining firmly at the heart of our community.

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ArticleKai latest tour­ist hot­spot

A ‘‘no b. . . . . . . ’’ South Otago town is the latest addi­tion to pop­u­lar tour­ist drive the South­ern Scenic Route, fol­low­ing exten­ded lob­by­ing from loyal loc­als. NZTA form­ally recog­nised his­toric coal­min­ing town Kait­angata as an...

Kai latest tour­ist hot­spot

ArticleCon­spir­acy takes the cake

Local com­munity group Age Con­cern hos­ted Bal­clutha senior Val McNamara for a sur­prise 97th birth­day party last Thursday. Mrs McNamara was regaled with a cake and elev­enses, laid on by friends and organ­isers A. Robyn Bell, Jackie Mar­shall,...

Con­spir­acy takes the cake

ArticleTour­na­ment proves pop­u­lar

The Bal­clutha Show­grounds was thronged with young­sters enjoy­ing the first round of Otago Junior Touch Rugby last Thursday. The Term 4 tour­na­ment star­ted a week late due to wet weather, present­ing play­ers from schools across the dis­trict with...

Tour­na­ment proves pop­u­lar

ArticleInclus­ive atti­tude recog­nised

Twelve­year­old Lin­coln Fraser col­lec­ted the Hal­berg Found­a­tion’s Spirit of the Games award at the Hal­berg Games South in Christ­ch­urch this month. Estab­lished in 1963 by Olympic cham­pion Sir Mur­ray Hal­berg, the Found­a­tion’s Games bring...

Inclus­ive atti­tude recog­nised