Vaccine certificates are required to access facilities at the EA Networks Centre, council has (more)
Christmas won’t be cancelled – thanks to the (more)
Rakaia School’s 150th anniversary next March will be (more)
Mt Hutt Ski Area had a season of two halves – two (more)
After a week out in the rain, Mid Canterbury’s two senior cricket sides will be looking forward to getting back to work today in (more)
A key scratching tonight at Addington may have opened the door for a return to the winners’ circle for Mid Canterbury trotter, One (more)
Women’s basketball supremacy was found late last month when the Mid Canterbury Basketball Women’s A Grade season came to a (more)
New native plantings at the Foundation for Arable Research’s Chertsey trial site are part of a wider project aimed at attracting (more)
Mid Canterbury dairy farmer Rebecca Miller, who has won the emerging leader award in the Canterbury Business Awards, plans to (more)
Fears of a substantial drop in milling wheat have been realised, with the latest grower survey showing sowings are down 23 per (more)
Rakaia School’s 150th anniversary next March will be an opportunity for former students to catch up with one another. A trio of (more)
Year 6 Hampstead School pupils were excited to dig up the time capsule they buried several years ago (from left), Bella Broadbent, (more)
Sometimes perhaps we don’t appreciate just how good life is in Ashburton, but Joeb Bataroa certainly does. The St Joseph’s (more)
A common description of our world at this time is chaos and fear. We are moving into a new traffic light Covid management framework that (more)
The Chris Luxon roadshow is under way – and you’ve got to be impressed. The new National Party leader has been a breath of fresh (more)
A family friend this week announced with a brief goodbye post that he was leaving the book of faces. Fed up no doubt with the sewer that (more)
