Time to again show love for our lakes Time to again show love for our lakes A campaign is once again calling on lake visitors this summer to cherish the region’s renowned waters.
Climate resilience feedback given Climate resilience feedback given The community engagement phase of the Waimate District Council’s Climate Resilience Strategy has been completed.
Historian still has stories to tell Historian still has stories to tell A Waimate historian and author has continued his work to flesh out stories paying tribute to a bygone era.
Hard work draws record numbers Hard work draws record numbers The South Canterbury Museum has made its own history in 2024, recording its highest ever user number.
Lawyer chuffed at recognition Lawyer chuffed at recognition For years, Tony Shaw’s youngest daughter scoured new year’s and Queen’s Birthday honours lists for her dad’s name.
'Emotional time' as Timaru meat works closes its doors 'Emotional time' as Timaru meat works closes its doors Alliance says it will be an "emotional time" for the 55 remaining meat workers at its Smithfield plant in Timaru today, as it prepares to shut its doors after 138 years.
Decision cautiously welcomed Decision cautiously welcomed Protesters have welcomed the decision to retain clinical leadership roles at Timaru Hospital, but are warning there may be more battles to come.
Gen Z spin on history an online hit Gen Z spin on history an online hit A series of "slay" videos by the South Canterbury Museum is proving a "vibe" with the community.
Supermarkets back local foodbank Supermarkets back local foodbank A pair of Timaru supermarkets are indulging in the gift of giving this Christmas.
Blitzen’s big show set to bring panto cheers Blitzen’s big show set to bring panto cheers Blitzen’s disappearance will be causing a stir this Christmas Eve.
Carrots sweet success for team Carrots sweet success for team An interschool project that created a 100% carrot-based sweetener has placed second at the national Young Enterprise Scheme (YES) finals.
End of era for hearing association End of era for hearing association A South Canterbury organisation spanning seven decades is signing off for the last time.
Fire, firework restrictions in place Fire, firework restrictions in place Canterbury and Mid-South Canterbury districts moved to restricted fire seasons last week.
Tap dancer makes top 15 in New Zealand Tap dancer makes top 15 in New Zealand Timaru tap dancer Neave Bruin has been named one of the top 15 dancers in New Zealand.
Minister to take on new mission Minister to take on new mission A Timaru presbyterian minister is preparing to undertake a new mission.
Water in Waimate safe to drink again Water in Waimate safe to drink again Nitrate levels in the Waimate water supply have reduced and the water can now be consumed again.
Tongan community backed Tongan community backed Christmas has come early for the Tongan Society South Canterbury after it received the gift of certainty.
Champagne Tree given new life by sculptor Champagne Tree given new life by sculptor A South Canterbury sculptor has saved and resurrected an iconic piece of Timaru history.
Gallery to reopen in style Gallery to reopen in style After a much anticipated wait, the Aigantighe Art Gallery’s Heritage House is set to officially reopen this weekend.