A $10,000 donation has been made to a Canterbury rural support trust after the Ruralco Golf Classic.
Willie Little took a 1996 Harley-Davidson Sportster and blinged it up with chrome.
A Canterbury man's Ford Falcon is still turning heads after more than 40 years on the road.
Three retired nurses involved in a four-vehicle collision are singing the praises of bystanders and emergency personnel who came to their rescue.
Three retired nurses involved in a four-vehicle collision in Canterbury are singing the praises of bystanders and emergency personnel who came to their rescue.
An iconic Canterbury 'Kiddie Train' is in need of a funding boost to get it back on track for community use.
Owners Gaylene and Paul Thompson are counting down the days until their new FreshChoice supermarket opens in Tinwald.
Three amateur Canterbury comedians are putting aside their day jobs to join forces in a bid to raise money for a good cause on Saturday night.
Exactly 53 years ago, a ball of fire with a long tail was seen falling from the sky in Canterbury. Soon after it appeared a strange metal sphere was found in a field near Ashburton.
Former drivers and past employees of a Canterbury trucking firm will swap stories about life on the road at a reunion lunch on Saturday.
Beybladers young and old are preparing for battle this weekend in downtown Ashburton.
Illegal rubbish dumping in Canterbury has raised the ire of a town’s volunteer beautification group.
It took Margaret Williamson three years to handcraft her 3D Christ Church Cathedral model using fleece from the sheep raised in her yards.
Two Canterbury-owned limited edition, merlot-coloured Mazda MX5 convertibles were put on show to help raise money for the Cancer Society.
Tributes have flown in for Canterbury shearing stalwart Robert ‘Rabbit’ McLaren who died suddenly at home.
Tributes have flown in for Canterbury shearing stalwart Robert ‘Rabbit’ McLaren who passed away suddenly at home.
The iconic Devon Tavern in Ashburton will not move into the former Speight’s Ale House building on Burnett St.
Pieces of aviation history owned by Canterbury kite trailblazer Peter Lynn will go on display at the Ashburton Aviation Museum.
A host of All Blacks legends and shearing royalty will come together again in Canterbury on February 1 to raise money for charity.
Some of the best junior tennis players in the world will be vying for an ITF tour title in Ashburton from January 6 to 12.