Tighter immigration laws could see an Ashburton company with an international reputation forced to take (more)
Alex Walker left his home in Japan to come to New Zealand to play (more)
Ashburton’s gaming machine fans have played their way to helping (more)
Just because they’re already assured of a play-off spot it (more)
Alex Walker left his home in Japan to come to New Zealand to play rugby on the advice of his father. Three months in, he’s glad he (more)
Just because they’re already assured of a play-off spot it doesn’t mean Rakaia will be taking their foot off the gas heading into the (more)
Mt Somers A have celebrated their promotion to Mid Canterbury Netball’s ACL premier one grade with a win in their first game in the top (more)
The winning entries from the district’s three A&P associations’ winter feed competitions went head-to-head yesterday to find this (more)
Farmers are being reminded that orders they receive from the Ministry for Primary Industries covering movement restriction and the culling of (more)
Next week, on June 1, is Moving or Gypsy Day, depending what you want to call it, and this year’s event will be like none that have gone (more)
Three months of planning and anticipation will culminate for Mount Hutt College’s senior students tonight, with no more sleeps left in the (more)
Louise Duke and Kirsty McGlynn barely had time to put the call out for pre-loved ball dresses before donations galore were flowing (more)
A new secondary education provider could be on the horizon for Ashburton. After consultation between parents and the board of trustees, (more)
There are things a town takes pride in being recognised for and there are things that should make it hang its community heads in (more)
In a blur of bureaucracy and a flood of figures, the eagerly-anticipated Budget has come and gone. Yes, it’s history for another (more)
I had the pleasure of talking to a local Ladies Friendship group on Wednesday morning. I find it much easier to do these talks without a (more)
