Despite facing a 200% increase in wages and the imminent departure of one of its biggest clients, vocational service provider Cargill Enterprises is determined it will survive.
AgResearch's new centre for reproduction and genomics at Invermay. Photo by Stephen Jaquiery. Construction of AgResearch's new centre for reproduction and genomics at Invermay is nearly completed and it will open in December.
Queenstown residents will have the chance to put their election questions to representatives of six major political parties ahead of November's general election during the Otago Daily Times Queenstown Chamber of Commerce Great Debate later this month.
Pictures from our photographers published in the Otago Daily Times over the last week. These pictures can also be seen on display at the Meridian and all are available from otagoimages.co.nz.
Labour leader Helen Clark addressed students and supporters at the University of Otago Union today, launching the party's Student Allowance policy. Photos by Craig Baxter; prints available from otagoimages.co.nz.
Hawkes Bay coach Peter Russell appears the favourite to fill the Highlanders assistant coaching position. Applications closed yesterday for the position to assist head coach Glenn Moore.
Supporting Breast Cancer Awareness around Otago. Photo prints available from otagoimages.co.nz.
It's official. Helen Clark is a babe. Not only did the Prime Minister almost kiss a baby at the University of Otago yesterday, but seemingly besotted young men were wearing "Helen Clark is a Babe" badges.
The collaboration between the Otago Polytechnic, University of Otago and the Dunedin City Council was an example for the rest of the country to follow, polytechnic chief executive Phil Ker said yesterday.
Images of fans with Nick Willis at the official opening of the Otago track and field seasons at the Caledonian Ground on Saturday, 11th October. The Olympic 1500m bronze medallist gave advice and encouragement to young athletes and joined with them in a celebration run of the track.