Shelly Inon

Superheroes will gather at the Caroline Bay Hall this weekend for the Mid-South Island Women’s Refuge free children’s event.

A long-forgotten fund aims to support the professional development of nurses in the region.

It has been a year of firsts for the Timaru navy cadets.

Big brother is always watching.

While Anne Fenwick is not much of a drinker, she was quick to sign up for Dry July.

Despite having her hands full, Jo Tanouye still finds time to give back to the community.

A workshop this school holidays is offering participants the chance to compete — or simply complete.

Green fingers will be growing donations for two children’s charities this weekend.

A selfless Timaru grandmother has been named an honorary Age Concern dignity champion.

A Lake Tekapo couple are among the seven people across South Canterbury named in this year’s King’s Birthday honours.

A "moon landing" at Geraldine Primary School has started whispers of aliens.

Geraldine musicians are joining forces to help raise money for essential medication for a bandmate’s daughter.

The South Canterbury Traction Engine Club has been steaming along for 60 years.

Twizel woman Michelle Pearse has been making a difference in the Mackenzie district for over two decades.

Waimate men will swap gumboots for high heels when they strut their stuff for a fundraiser next month.

Waimate is alive with The Sound of Music.

Long-forgotten heroes are being remembered by a local organisation.

Timaru’s Canon St was a sea of umbrellas and placards last week as many protested changes to pay equity legislation.

The increasing popularity of Temuka’s Rock and Hop street party is causing growing pains.

The waterfront near the Church of the Good Shepherd in Lake Tekapo is growing legs.