Local legend
Local legend
The Silver Fern Farms, Clutha Leader last Local Legend for March is good neighbour Christie Burrows.
On your marks
On your marks
Duck-shooters have three days to prepare for Mark-Up Day on Sunday, March 29.
Gun safety revisited at Balclutha hunting seminar
Gun safety revisited at Balclutha hunting seminar
Important rules were revisited at a hunting and shooting seminar, on Saturday, March 21, early in peak deer season and ahead of duck-shooting season.
Organisers excited for rallysprint
Organisers excited for rallysprint
A stellar lineup heads to South Otago this Saturday to contest the annual Eastern Southland Car Club Crossroads Clinton Popotunoa Rallysprint. The event is Round 1 of the Hawkeswood Mining Deep...
Opinion: Volatile conflict beginning to bite
Opinion: Volatile conflict beginning to bite
At Southern Field Days in Waimumu last month, farmers from across the region, including from Clutha, were talking about investing again — new gear, new plans — as confidence returns after some...
Keeping it in the family
Keeping it in the family
It was almost a case of history repeating as a Brookland once again donned the wicketkeeping gloves in a South Canterbury Hawke Cup challenge.
New, modern boat to aid young rowers
New, modern boat to aid young rowers
A remarkable act of generosity has made this year’s Maadi Regatta all the more exciting for Timaru Boys’ High School.
Choir boosted for ‘dramatic’ performance
Choir boosted for ‘dramatic’ performance
St Mary’s Church in Timaru is set to celebrate Passiontide with a special choral performance.
Wellbeing fund to to expand services
Wellbeing fund to to expand services
Rangitata MP James Meager has welcomed new investment through the government’s Rural Wellbeing Fund, which will support a range of initiatives benefiting rural communities across the electorate.
Artist’s ‘significance’ recognised
Artist’s ‘significance’ recognised
A new exhibition at the Aigantighe Art Gallery is placing the spotlight on an influential South Canterbury artist.
Crowdfunding event to help local causes
Crowdfunding event to help local causes
A Dragons Den style community crowdfunding event is set to happen in Timaru this week.
Pipe band’s year a success
Pipe band’s year a success
A busy year for the South Canterbury Highland Pipe band culminated over the weekend with success at the New Zealand championships in Inglewood.
Opinion: Getting youth enrolled to vote
Opinion: Getting youth enrolled to vote
At the Y Central South Island, we often talk about ‘‘investing in the next generation’’.
Chainsaw artist’s new work a man of the woods
Chainsaw artist’s new work a man of the woods
A Geraldine sculptor has left his mark on the area.
Topic ‘not talked about enough’
Topic ‘not talked about enough’
A women’s health issue will be be stripped bare on the boards of a woolshed in Peel Forest this weekend.
Winning maiden champs ‘pretty cool’
Winning maiden champs ‘pretty cool’
A teenage Timaru racing driver has secured a maiden championship win in his debut season.
Timaru Boys’ High School
Timaru Boys’ High School
The Courier is catching up with student leaders in secondary schools throughout South Canterbury. In this instalment by reporter Connor Haley, we have the school leaders from Timaru Boys’ High...
Temuka win trophy in dramatic twist
Temuka win trophy in dramatic twist
The Temuka trio of Sam Morton, Dave Carey and Dave Wood may have left the Geraldine greens on Sunday feeling a touch of fortune on their side.
West End dethrone Kia Toa to win George Crotty Cup
West End dethrone Kia Toa to win George Crotty Cup
The local bowling landscape shifted on Wednesday afternoon as West End secured a historic victory, halting a five-year winning streak by rivals Kia Toa to claim the prestigious George Crotty Cup.
Man killed in Lindis Pass crash named
71-year-old man killed in Lindis Pass crash named
Police have released the name of the person who died in a three-vehicle crash on the Lindis Pass (State Highway 8) earlier this month.
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