Fishing providing bounty
Fishing providing bounty
The Mackenzie Basin hydro canals are the most popular freshwater fishing destinations in the country.
Teeing off
Teeing off
Disc golf made its debut at the South Island Masters Games over the weekend.
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Denitrification plant no closer to being operative
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Denitrification plant no closer to being operative
A denitrification plant planned for Glenavy is still a work in progress.
Shearers, woolhandlers show their skills
Shearers, woolhandlers show their skills
The 57th Waimate Shears New Zealand Spring Shearing Competition started with a hiss and a roar yesterday.
Waste-to-energy plant could skip consultation rounds
Waste-to-energy plant could skip consultation rounds
New Zealand’s first waste-to-energy plant could be approved without any public consultation.
Korean War textbook a collaborative effort
Korean War textbook a collaborative effort
A local history teacher hopes a textbook she is co-authoring will bring a forgotten war out of the shadows.
Military event for charity
Military event for charity
A new military event is set to go ahead all guns blazing for a good cause.
Bookarama returns, new convener
Bookarama returns, new convener
A long-running Timaru fundraiser is preparing to mark a new chapter.
Season opener sublime
Season opener sublime
Weather and waterway conditions were ideal for the 2024/25 fishing season’s opening day on October 1.
Charity ball to help build playground
Charity ball to help build playground
A local early childhood education centre is having a ball fundraising for its new playground.
Southern cyclists turn out at champs
Southern cyclists turn out at champs
A golden performance from Geraldine’s Kyra Marrett has topped off a successful outing for Cycling South Canterbury.
Community garden open for growing
Community garden open for growing
Green fingers are spreading at the Temuka Community Garden.
Members’ service honoured
Members’ service honoured
Three Timaru Men’s Club members have been acknowledged for their service.
Gymnasts psyched for Nationals
Gymnasts psyched for Nationals
A group of Aorangi gymnasts are set to test their artistry against New Zealand’s best.
‘Unique’ find puzzles
‘Unique’ find puzzles
An "intriguing" discovery has sparked curiosity among Papatowai locals and on social media.
ECan chair stands down after pressure
ECan chair stands down after pressure
Peter Scott has resigned as Environment Canterbury chairman after facing mounting pressure over his behaviour.
South Canterbury rallies behind workers
South Canterbury rallies behind workers
A multi-agency meeting will be held in Timaru today to discuss a co-ordinated approach to supporting the 600 Alliance Smithfield workers facing redundancy.
Loving one another for 65 years
Loving one another for 65 years
When newlyweds John and Jean Cockroft moved into their first home in Morgans Rd, the shingle, single-lane road was on a rural delivery run and frequented by sheep trucks.
Redeveloped Fraser Park finally open
Redeveloped Fraser Park finally open
After three seasons and more than $8million, South Canterbury Rugby is finally back home.
The artistic heart of South Canterbury
The artistic heart of South Canterbury
For the 79th time South Canterbury’s own artists have taken centre stage at the Aigantighe Art Gallery.
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