Claire Allison

Glenwood Home staff took to the streets on Friday afternoon in a rally to seek support for their concerns about health and safety and a bullying culture at the aged care facility.

Weather and waterway conditions were ideal for the 2024/25 fishing season’s opening day on October 1.

A multi-agency meeting will be held in Timaru today to discuss a co-ordinated approach to supporting the 600 Alliance Smithfield workers facing redundancy.

Ten-year-old Victoria Dale is tap dancing her way around the world.

When seven South Canterbury women met early in 1904 and decided to form a women’s club, they were ahead of their time.

For 20 years, Fiona Pierce has been supporting people with multiple sclerosis (MS) and their families.

South Canterbury folk have their eyes on the skies as they walk, run, cycle or swim to raise funds in this month’s "Back-to-Base Challenge" for the Westpac Air Rescue Helicopter.

The story of Ethiopian princess Aida will come to life next week at Mountainview High School.

Presbyterian Support South Canterbury (PSSC) is on the search for Christmas angels.

The beat has gone on for more than 30 years, but it’s time for Kent and Sheryl Smith to take a rest.

A Mountainview High School scholarship has been revived after a 15-year hiatus.

Plans to raise $3million for high-quality museum exhibition technology in a new heritage hub are awaiting the green light.

A $1.3million fundraising campaign has been launched to replace the ageing wet-dressed sand turf at Aorangi Park.

Timaru took top honours at its first tilt at the New Zealand Kyokushin Karate nationals.

The Ōhau River spring season ballot is open for entries.

Robbie Burns is set to take centre stage at Timaru’s Scottish Hall for the first time in three years.

Women are invited to take time out to focus on themselves next month.

A long-standing local charitable trust has thrown its support behind the newly created Alzheimers South Canterbury Fund.

South Canterbury primary school pupils will be raising their voices in song on Monday.

Waimate woman Eileen Fake has always been an adventurer.