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Pupils at South Otago High School are tripping the light fantastic as they practice dancing for their annual senior ball.
The pupils have been learning old-time ballroom dance steps during class under the guidance of renowned dance tutor Robyn Gardner.
A Milton family is at the mercy of floods, which sweep into their house every couple of years.
When the Lambert family bought their cottage in 2006, it had been 15 years since the last big flood hit the South Otago town.
Since then, they've tried many ways to mitigate the situation, but have faced obstacles at every turn.
RNZ reporter, Tess Brunton, visited the Lambert's at their Milton home.
The custodians of the Lawrence Chinese Camp see a glittering future for the historic South Otago attraction.
They're planning to establish a major cultural attraction and hospitality complex at the site by 2025, costing $4.5m.
It is not often a child from Bangkok will get to shear a sheep.
But some visiting pupils from Qualish school in Thailand were recently offered such an opportunity, and grasped it with both hands.
South Otago took a step forward in the fight against drugs on Saturday.
At noon, over a 100 people gathered outside the Balclutha War Memorial Hall to march together in aid of a new initiative to raise awareness of methamphetamine use.
The fleeces will fly at the Otago shearing and wool handling championships set to be held at Balclutha this weekend.
Organised by the Otago shearing and wool handling committee, the two days of competitions began today at the Balclutha Town Hall.
About a dozen staff from the Telford agricultural institute in Balclutha took part in a working bee at the Balclutha Community Garden yesterday.
The roar of hundreds of vintage farm tractors, traction engines and vintage cars is echoing around Southland and South Otago.
A farming couple in Clinton are encouraging farmers to consider adding goats to their stock to generate extra income.
Archaeologists are hoping for further revelations after a combined community blessing has allowed work to resume on twin Lawrence cemetery digs.
The Otago Historic Cemeteries Bioarchaeology Project is about to begin its second phase, as researchers aim to find out how Gold Rush settlers lived and died.