Shelly Inon

On top of her day job, a Timaru volunteer has still found the time to help two extra organisations.

Timaru’s MyWay by Metro service will soon be 100% electric with the introduction of 10 new electric vehicles.

Broomsticks, hobby horses, scooters and skates ...

Timaru’s youngest residents have latched on to a good idea.

A women’s health issue will be be stripped bare on the boards of a woolshed in Peel Forest this weekend.

A Geraldine sculptor has left his mark on the area.

When almost 5-year-old Blake Johns came up with the idea of cutting off his mullet to make money for ‘‘sick kids’’ — which was how he named the South Canterbury’s Hospice — his mother was cautious.

A Temuka-based wigmaker has found an ethical way to source hair.

A Geraldine-born medium found her calling while working in palliative care.

One of Timaru volunteer Nicki Curr’s four volunteering roles is finding the perfect role for others.

Seaweek Timaru is swimming along.

Timaru parents are being urged not to leave their children to their own devices.

One high country farmer’s vision has become a reality.

Two Timaru Community House co-workers are the only New Zealanders selected to compete in this year’s Australian Wearable Arts Festival.

The Ironman of firefighting will take place at Waimate’s William Boland Park this weekend.

The South Canterbury Eco Centre is vowing to keep one man’s legacy alive.

Timaru’s film society is offering newcomers the chance to break into the scene.