Atmosphere of warmth and care
Atmosphere of warmth and care
Five Timaru volunteers are proving you are never too old to be a flower girl.
Chorale impress again at Big Sing regional final
Chorale impress again at Big Sing regional final
The Craighead Chorale has once again achieved success at the Otago-South Canterbury regional finale of The Big Sing.
Work begins on Rangitata River stopbanks
Work begins on Rangitata River stopbanks
Canterbury Regional Council (Environment Canterbury) has begun construction on three new stopbanks designed to contain flows to the south branch of the Rangitata River during floods.
Young chef takes gold in competition
Young chef takes gold in competition
Geraldine’s Katherine Bell is enjoying the sweet taste of success after winning a gold medal against some tough competition in the Ara Institute of Canterbury Trainee Chef of the Year awards.
Musician releases first solo recording
Musician releases first solo recording
A Temuka musician is about to go it alone.
Temuka Embroidery Guild to open doors to the community
Temuka Embroidery Guild to open doors to the community
Threads, talent and tradition will be on display as the Temuka Embroidery Guild prepares to open its doors to the community next month.
Group to host former poet laureate
Group to host former poet laureate
It is shaping up to be a busy winter for the South Canterbury Live Poets group with two major events on the horizon.
South Canterbury Chamber launches new leadership series
South Canterbury Chamber launches new leadership series
The South Canterbury Chamber of Commerce is expanding leadership development opportunities across the region.
Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor
Last week, our man in Wellington, Miles Anderson MP, boasted that farmers are, "the backbone of the economy".
Finding balance in a digital world
Finding balance in a digital world
Navigating the digital landscape is one of the defining challenges of youth development today.
Matariki Motor Muster proves affordability helps popularity
Matariki Motor Muster proves affordability helps popularity
The Geraldine Matariki Motor Muster is chugging back for a fourth year.
Teams shine at Kyokushin Karate nationals
Teams shine at Kyokushin Karate nationals
Three teams from South Canterbury have walked away from the New Zealand Kyokushin Karate nationals with top honours.
Team bring home Alan Reid trophy
Team bring home Alan Reid trophy
Three teams qualified for post section play in the Old Bank Cafe & Bar-sponsored Masters Fours Zone Qualifier tournament held at the weekend.
Plucky US city is a revelation
Plucky US city is a revelation
Old-soul Texas meets modern fun in Grapevine.
Scheme approval brings ‘certainty’
Scheme approval brings ‘certainty’
The decision to approve the operation of the Waitaki Power Scheme for another 35 years is the right one for New Zealand, Meridian Energy’s chief executive Mike Roan says.
Team of relay drivers save injured kārearea/NZ falcon
Team of relay drivers save injured kārearea/NZ falcon
An injured kārearea/New Zealand falcon has been transported hundreds of kilometres by a team of relay drivers after it was discovered injured on a rural highway near Lake Tekapo/Takapō.
Rainfall sets up growing season
Rainfall sets up growing season
June began with an extended spell of dry settled weather and mild temperatures.
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Firm wants to transform dairy block into solar farm
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Firm wants to transform dairy block into solar farm
A 500mw solar farm could be built on 653ha near Twizel — producing enough power for about 130,000 homes.
Timaru triple-murderer's date for appeal set
Timaru triple-murderer's date for appeal set
Triple-murderer Lauren Dickason's appeal against her conviction for killing her three daughters in Timaru will be heard in February.
Coaching creating confident goalies
Coaching creating confident goalies
A completely free and volunteer-run training school is aiming to ensure the future of South Canterbury football is in safe hands.
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