Richard Davison
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Local Legend (opens the original)
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This week’s Silver Fern Farms Local Legend is Alan Duthie, of Clydevale. Mr Duthie was nominated for his many years of service to the Clutha Valley Tuapeka Heritage Trust, where he had served as chairman since its foundation in 1998. Mr Duthie said he had stepped down recently, confident the heritage assets overseen by the trust were safely conserved for generations to come. “We set up the trust to keep the Tuapeka Punt going, and acquired various buildings thereafter. There are others more dese
Balclutha mum finds pride and happiness in job after 20 years on benefit (opens the original)
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Becoming “Queen of the Counter” has reshaped the life of a long-standing South Otago beneficiary. Denalla Rhodes, 44, is now the proud, recently-promoted fulltime retail assistant at Balclutha Op Shop, having overcome lifelong challenges finding and retaining work. The Balclutha mum had a catastrophic early start to her life after “flying through the windscreen” of her family car in her hometown of Hastings, aged 3. Although she survived the horrendous crash, it left her with a brain injury, epi
Historic Bruce mill future uncertain following liquidation sale (opens the original)
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The future of a key heritage site in Milton remains uncertain following an unexpected liquidation sale. The former Bruce Woollen Mill in Milton has been sold following the liquidation of Miltown Properties Ltd, the company owned by Dunedin businessman Ezra Eini. After listing the property in April, it was relisted as a liquidation sale several weeks later after the collapse of his company. In an initial liquidator's report, Simon Dalton, of Gerry Rea Partners, said Miltown Properties owed more t
Military hero to speak at events on rural resilience (opens the original)
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Rural Otago will welcome military hero Willie Apiata VC this month, speaking at two events aiming to inspire connection and resilience. The Otago Rural Support Trust will host the free, interview-style events, entitled ‘‘I’m good ... are you?’’, on July 29 and 30, at Balclutha and Poolburn. Trust chairman Phill Hunt said the events were a chance for rural communities to hear from someone whose story carried ‘‘real mana’’. Mr Apiata was awarded the Victoria Cross for bravery under fire during ser
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