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Until Oamaru’s “vulnerable” water supply is upgraded, residents should expect to conserve water after floods, Waitaki District Council’s chief executive says. Thousands of residents and businesses were this week urged to continue only...
“Water makes up a significant share of council’s capital investment, and that investment is focused on safer, more reliable services,” Mrs Tavendale said. The investment was part of making schemes compliant under the Water Services...
Nicol’s Blacksmith: Nicol’s Blacksmith Shop, Duntroon. Open daily. Oamaru Poultry Pigeon & Canary Society annual show: Drill Hall, 28 Itchen St, 9am-5pm (Saturday 9am-3pm). Newcomers Coffee Group: Tees Street Cafe, 10am-11.30am. Genealogy...
Seed Savers Waitaki — seed swap and chat: Community Gardens, Chelmer St, 2pm. Harbour area, 9.30am1pm. The Milkroom North Otago — breastfeeding support clinic: Plunket Rooms, 1 Severn St, 9am10am. Singing group for Stroke Recoverees: Reach...
Waitaki Creative Wellbeing art classes: Every Wednesday, time and location on their Facebook page. Aquatherapy for Stroke Survivors: Waitaki Aquatic Centre,10am. Weekly Plunket Playgroup: Oamaru Plunket Rooms, Severn St, 10am-11.30am.
Oamaru Coffee Riders social bike ride: Every Saturday, time and location on their Facebook page. East Otago High School parkrun: Palmerston, 9am. Waitaki Menzshed: Corner of Alamein Tce and Towey St, 9am-12 noon (also Tuesday and Thursday,...