News & Media
Introducing the Native Skink
The Otago Community Trust is helping Central Otago restore a community of endangered native skinks, presently extinct from the Alexandra basin.
Read moreCelebrating a Dunedin First
The first production of town gas in New Zealand was on the site of the present Dunedin Gasworks Museum in 1864.
Read moreA New Bus for the Otago Heritage Bus Society
More historic regional buses are being saved thanks to the efforts of the Otago Heritage Bus Society, supported by the Otago Community Trust.
Read morePort Chalmers History on Show
What better way to show off Port Chalmers maritime history than to build a boatshed addition to the community’s historic bluestone museum building.
Read moreThe Terrace School’s ICT
If it hadn't been for the Otago Community Trust, Otago primary schools like The Terrace School in Alexandra would be struggling to keep up with its technology needs.
Read moreKoputai Programme
The Koputai programme provides after-school care for children in the West Harbour area of Dunedin.
Read moreFun new playground for Waiwera South School
The new Waiwera South playground is lots of fun, and its pupils are very grateful to the people that helped pay for it.
Read moreUnderpinning indoor sport in Dunedin
It’s been 20 years since the Edgar Centre’s artificial turf floor was laid, and it’s seen many thousands of sports games and events since then.
Read moreOtago Community Trust, June 2014 Donations
Otago Community Trust funding for Otago youth this month is providing community programmes in South Dunedin, and supporting people in need through Youthline Otago.
Read moreAnnual Grant to Otago welfare organisations
The Otago Community Trust donated $364,000 to 11 Otago welfare organisations in April.
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