Kapa haka festival in Timaru
Kapa haka festival in Timaru
It was a chaos of children, costumes and song in Timaru recently, as preschoolers from across South Canterbury performed at a kapa haka festival.
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Ashburton pillbox has interesting history
Ashburton pillbox has interesting history
If you've ever travelled across the Rangitata Bridge on State Highway One, you will have passed by a little-known World War 2-era fortification with a fascinating history.
The South Today bulletin: September 13
The South Today bulletin: September 13
Get your daily dose of local news with the full The South Today news bulletin for Thursdayv, September 13.
Kerbs endanger wheelchair users
Kerbs endanger wheelchair users
A wheelchair user fears for her safety if nothing is done to improve the kerbs at a busy South Dunedin intersection.
York Pl crash: policeman was 'unconscious'
York Pl crash: policeman was 'unconscious'
Witnesses looked on in horror as a policeman appeared to be slumped at the wheel of his patrol car which collided with three cars, a lamppost and a school bus while going up York Pl in Dunedin.
A home for pipe organs
A home for pipe organs
Although better known for poultry and forestry, the small town of Herbert, in North Otago, is the unlikely home of the largest display of pipe organs in New Zealand.
Praise for serving te reo with coffees
Praise for serving te reo with coffees
University of Otago cafes are teaching people to order their favourite snacks and caffeinated beverages in te reo - from a mowai (flat white) to a ratei tiai (chai latte).
Girls learn the art of robotic coding at Dunstan High
Girls learn the art of robotic coding at Dunstan High
It's game on as girls start to master the art of coding at Dunstan High School.
Training sessions underway for Highland Games
Training sessions underway for Highland Games
Training sessions in heavy lifting are being held for competitors at the upcoming Hororata Highland Games.
The South Today bulletin: September 12
The South Today bulletin: September 12
Get your daily dose of local news with the full The South Today news bulletin for Wednesday, September 12.
Gore suffragists re-enact events from 125 years ago
Gore suffragists re-enact events from 125 years ago
A group of Gore women donned traditional attire over the weekend to commemorate one hundred and twenty five years of women being able to vote in New Zealand.
The South Today bulletin: September 11
The South Today bulletin: September 11
Get your daily dose of local news with the full The South Today news bulletin for Tuesday, September 11.
Walking festivals aims to re-introduce people to Christchurch riverways
Walking festivals aims to re-introduce people to Christchurch riverways
The end of this month sees a festival of guided outdoor walks set to be held in Canterbury.
Maori and Pasifika culture takes centre stage
Maori and Pasifika culture takes centre stage
Portobello School’s Parihaumia members perform at the Otago Early Childhood and Schools Maori and Pacific Island Festival (Polyfest) in Dunedin’s Edgar Centre last night.
Young musicians tuning up for festival
Young musicians tuning up for festival
Hundreds of budding young musicians are tuning up for the annual Otago Secondary Schools Music Festival tonight.
The South Today bulletin: September 10
The South Today bulletin: September 10
Get your daily dose of local news with the full The South Today news bulletin for Monday, September 10.
Tesla proves more than match for Ferrari
Tesla proves more than match for Ferrari
The muscle of a super-charged Italian Ferrari was challenged against the quiet efficiency of a Tesla electric in Cromwell this weekend.
Classic car lovers flock to Autospectacular
Classic car lovers flock to Autospectacular
Petrol-heads were in their element at the fortieth annual Autospectacular on Saturday.
Birthplace of helicopter venison recovery marked
Birthplace of helicopter venison recovery marked
McGills Creek is so little known it does not even feature on New Zealand’s topographical maps.
Polynesian textile items returned to Otago
Polynesian textile items returned to Otago
It was an emotional moment for Wanaka woman Mary Gray when she saw, for the first time, items her grandfather had found concealed in rocks near Hyde, 124 years ago.
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