New courts for growing sport
New courts for growing sport
Timaru pickleball players have been served up a spring-time treat as the first permanent outdoor free public courts in New Zealand opened at Caroline Bay.
Art in Motion a sell-out success
Art in Motion a sell-out success
Timaru’s newest wearable arts competition was sewn up with flying colours and organisers are determined to make it an annual event.
Astronaut presentation
Astronaut presentation
An out of this world visitor is set to land in Timaru next week.
Indoor bowls fosters connection
Indoor bowls fosters connection
Competitive spirit was high as residents from four South Canterbury rest-homes duked it out on the indoor bowling mat to celebrate national Diversional and Recreational Therapy week.
Search on for descendants
Search on for descendants
South Canterbury seafarers are casting the net wide to find descendants of branch members.
Playing-up for church hall
Playing-up for church hall
Staging a play that’s set in a church basement in a church hall, is bringing a touch of realism to a unique Timaru fundraiser.
Bikers set to take on Tekapo10
Bikers set to take on Tekapo10
For the 12th time mountainbikers are set to navigate the tricky terrain at Lake Tekapo Regional Park.
Systems thrive when healthy
Systems thrive when healthy
I found a frog in my garden last month, a whistling tree frog. I’ve been hearing them but this was the first time I’ve actually laid eyes on one. This is a sign that there is enough food and...
Festival one of the most successful
Festival one of the most successful
Scoff 2025 has now wrapped up, and what a fantastic event it has been.
Sale to raise funds for child’s therapy
Sale to raise funds for child’s therapy
A family with strong South Canterbury connections will be hoping for a great response to a fundraising garage sale this weekend.
District’s tribute to former resident
District’s tribute to former resident
The Maungati community has paid tribute to one of its best-known daughters.
New helipad puts heart at ease
New helipad puts heart at ease
Geraldine’s emergency helipad is now officially operational.
Solar farm ‘win-win for regeneration’
Solar farm ‘win-win for regeneration’
A solar energy project located in the Mackenzie Basin is on track to become the first of its kind to be considered under the Fast-track Approvals Act.
Thoughts on ageing asked
Thoughts on ageing asked
To mark International Day for Older Persons, Enliven is launching a nationwide online survey asking Kiwis to share their views on ageing and how society can better respect and support older New...
Potential evident as team delivers
Potential evident as team delivers
The future is looking bright for a group of under-15 Timaru footballers after completing a historic double last month.
Change of scene at drama league
Change of scene at drama league
The scenery has changed at the South Canterbury Drama League.
Temuka pair claim victory
Temuka pair claim victory
The Temuka pair of Sam Morton and Dave Wood have been crowned the winners of the Suzuki West End pairs at the weekend.
Support sought for Pink Ribbon Street Appeal
Support sought for Pink Ribbon Street Appeal
Breast Cancer Foundation NZ is calling on South Cantabrians to step up and volunteer for the charity’s Pink Ribbon Street Appeal, taking place on October 17 and 18.
Closing day games hotly contested
Closing day games hotly contested
The South Canterbury Indoor Bowls drawn closing day pairs provided some very close games with only the James Blissett, Kelvin Lockyer combination winning all three of their games to run out the...
Late penalty sinks South Canterbury
Late penalty sinks South Canterbury
Frustrations continued for South Canterbury as they lost their third match in a row and continued to empty their trophy cabinet handing over the Phil Gard Memorial Trophy and the Bill Direen...
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