Shelly Inon

After 30 years, Helen Read is still having a laugh.

Geraldine High School’s new gym will host a grand opening gala to fill the building in more ways than one.

"Bloody important work" is being rewarded by unfair pay and substandard working conditions, according to laboratory employees at Timaru Hospital.

A peace pole has been planted among the Trees of The World at the Rotary Park rest area in Temuka.

This year’s Run Timaru 5km series has hit the ground running.

Former Smithfield workers still seeking employment gathered for an enjoyable day with their families at Te Aitarakihi Marae-ā-Iwi on Tuesday.

Organ builder Gerald Green has built the gate to his retirement.

Fifty years ago the small town of Geraldine was rocked by the deaths of four children in a flash flood in Peel Forest.

An interschool project that created a 100% carrot-based sweetener has placed second at the national Young Enterprise Scheme (YES) finals.

Blitzen’s disappearance will be causing a stir this Christmas Eve.

Temuka’s community garden has reaped its first harvest.

This weekend marks the opening of Fairlie’s 4th annual Children’s Christmas Store.

After 13 years, the entirety of St Joseph’s Catholic Church in Temuka is now open for worship.

A local group plans to demonstrate how native birds can feast off the fruits of our labour.

Diabetes Awareness Week is in full swing and to celebrate, Multicultural Aoraki is hosting a volleyball health tournament at Roncalli College on Saturday.

In Cains Tce on a Friday vehicles are coming and going, all busily diverting over a tonne of food each week from the landfill.

Senior Constable Jan Gibbs will hang up her police vest and take off her boots for the last time when she finishes her shift on Friday.

Two Timaru workmates are swinging into action to play 72 holes at Gleniti Golf Course tomorrow.

A hospitality business in Geraldine wants changes to the district's green bin system to be given the red light.

A pop of colour is set to brighten Temuka’s main street.