Shelly Inon

Nearly 40 young performers will be whipping up a winter wonderland on stage next month.

When newlyweds John and Jean Cockroft moved into their first home in Morgans Rd, the shingle, single-lane road was on a rural delivery run and frequented by sheep trucks.

The Timaru Ten will be putting the labour in Labour Weekend.

The Geraldine Vintage Car and Machinery Museum is cranking up to support the community.

Five Craighead Diocesan School students are helping New Zealanders to drop their energy drink habit.

Green fingers meet glam at this year’s South Canterbury Multiple Sclerosis Society’s garden walk.

Contestants were running circles around their opposition at the Scenic Circles Backyard Ultra in Centennial Park over the weekend.

A church in Temuka is once again reaching lofty heights.

The Brice family have finally found a moment to put their feet up.

A woolshed in Peel Forest will be hosting a night of sung poetry later this month.

A Fairlie resident is painting a picture of his life.

New directional signage is to be installed from the Point Bush carpark along the Whitehorse walkway and all the walking and mountainbike trails within the ecosanctuary.

The Geraldine Volunteer Fire Brigade has been given the green light to construct a permanent emergency helipad.

Twenty five years of creating aromatic curries are being celebrated this November.

Stage 1 of the Waimate Trail has been given the green light.

A local group is calling for volunteers to help protect Timaru’s little blue penguins.

A local club is ensuring South Canterbury is not poles apart.

A South Canterbury-North Otago dog rescue organisation is fielding up to four calls a day from people wanting to surrender their pet.