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Clutha Leader, 28 May 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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ArticleRates to breach 20% des­pite cuts

Clutha looks set to breach a selfim­posed cap of 20% for rates increases. The Clutha Dis­trict Coun­cil’s draft annual plan included a pro­posed aver­age rates increase of 20.58%. Fol­low­ing decision­mak­ing meet­ings last week, the coun­cil...

Rates to breach 20% des­pite cuts

ArticleMainly Music cel­eb­rates 20 years

Young­sters in Clutha Val­ley had one more reason to sing and dance last Wed­nes­day, as their Mainly Music group cel­eb­rated 20 years. The group, which hosts under­5s and their care­givers for weekly music and move­ment ses­sions, began its life in...

Mainly Music cel­eb­rates 20 years

ArticleTrans­fer sta­tion reopens for recyc­ling

Clutha res­id­ents will again be able to drop house­hold recyc­ling at five pre­vi­ously closed trans­fer sta­tions. The Clutha Dis­trict Coun­cil announced this week trans­fer sta­tions at Clin­ton, Lawrence, Milton, Owaka and Tapanui would reopen on...

Trans­fer sta­tion reopens for recyc­ling

ArticleInland port ‘shovel ready’

Con­struc­tion giant Calder Stew­art is close to sign­ing up the first com­mer­cial ten­ants for its $3 bil­lion solar and wind­powered inland port being developed to boost Otago’s export trade. The Mil­burn Quad­rant devel­op­ment, south of Dunedin,...

Inland port ‘shovel ready’