Double trouble for Stampede
Double trouble for Stampede
There's a new face suiting up for Queenstown’s SkyCity Stampede ice hockey team.
Cool milestone
Queenstown ice swimmers' cool milestone
Two incredibly hardy Queenstown ice swimmers have accomplished what’s considered the sport’s ultimate challenge - the ice mile.
Go behind the scenes with champion racer
Go behind the scenes with champion racer
Queenstowners will have a rare chance to hear from champion ski racer Alice Robinson, and one of her home-grown coaches, at a special fundraising event next month.
Listings aplenty but values up
Listings aplenty but values up
In the ‘bubble’ that is the Queenstown property market, with our population ever rising, residential values continue increasing despite it still being a buyers’ market.
Decision looms on festival licence
Decision looms on festival licence
A decision on the Alexandra Blossom Festival special liquor licence will be made in the next 10 days after a hearing in Alexandra last week.
Pink Ribbon lunch raises over $10k
Pink Ribbon lunch raises over $10k
Organisers of a Cromwell Pink Ribbon lunch are stoked after they unexpectedly raised more than $10,000 for the Breast Cancer Foundation, much more than the $1200 they had initially pledged.
Treat-seeker loved by all
Treat-seeker loved by all
Whether you are out for a coffee, visiting the dog daycare or getting a tattoo, chances are you have bumped into Poncho on his quest to find treats in Alexandra.
Air cadets make flying visit to Central Otago
Air cadets make flying visit to Central Otago
Cadets from Australia, Belgium, France and the United States were treated to some Central Otago hospitality at a dinner at the Clyde hall last Thursday.
U15 trip to Australia more than a holiday
U15 trip to Australia more than a holiday
Most high school students have been spending their school holidays resting, relaxing and preparing for the start of term three, but for one Alexandra teen his holidays were spent playing softball...
Couple’s plan now reality
Couple’s plan now reality
A Timaru couple’s generosity has seen Hato Hone St John in Timaru take delivery of a brand new, fully kitted-out ambulance.
Support for camp upgrades needed
Support for camp upgrades needed
A new project is under way at a South Canterbury camp to ensure the facility can be enjoyed by the community for many more years to come.
Trust funds crucial replacement of roof
Trust funds crucial replacement of roof
Tenants staying in Victoria Trust housing in Timaru will be able to sleep a little easier after the trust received $55,000 to re-roof four units in the latest Community Trust of Mid and South...
‘Hello, Dolly!’ set to get you singing
‘Hello, Dolly!’ set to get you singing
The South Canterbury Drama League’s latest musical offering promises a night of pure escapism and good old-fashioned razzamatazz.
Chorus tunes up for barbershop event
Chorus tunes up for barbershop event
A long-running South Canterbury barbershop chorus has been tuning up the pipes ahead of a return to national competition.
Grocery grab nets school $4k
Grocery grab nets school $4k
Speed was key for the winner of the Timaru Girls’ High School PTA grocery grab raffle.
Marathon effort not halted by nearby fire
Marathon effort not halted by nearby fire
This year’s Fairlie Lions Mackenzie Half Marathon went off with a hitch.
New units part of recycling service
New units part of recycling service
Clutha now has another way to recycle potentially dangerous waste.
Century farm entries open
Century farm entries open
The Century Farm and Station Awards committee is ready to receive applications for next year’s annual awards.
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