Thousands of Mid Cantabrians reflected on the sacrifices made by their fellow New Zealanders in war at (more)
War veterans Ossie Symons and Howie Barnes are generations apart, (more)
Ashburton waterskiers have again shown they are some of the best (more)
Tourists and school parties have been flocking to the Mt Somers (more)
The basketball boom at Ashburton College has continued and the junior A side are preparing to step on to new ground. The side are (more)
Ashburton waterskiers have again shown they are some of the best in New Zealand with a stand-out run of performances at the national (more)
Ashburton’s JION Karate Dojo has taken on a bit of a golden glow after a busy couple of weeks for some of its top young karate (more)
Sheep and beef farmers are seeking further clarity on the surge in in farm numbers believed to have mycoplasma bovis as a result of (more)
Dairy cow breeders from all over the country gathered in Ashburton yesterday for an elite auction featuring pedigree Holsteins and (more)
One of the key arguments made by supporters of a capital gains tax is that it will make the tax system fairer. But will it? Each of us (more)
Hinds and Mayfield school communities are finding themselves in a battle over their senior students with neighbouring Geraldine High (more)
Mount Hutt College principal John Schreurs is leaving behind nine years at the school after facing one of the most difficult (more)
Hinds School children are becoming mudfish experts as they learn about plants that are good for the environment. The students spent (more)
It was an act of extraordinary leadership when the commander of the Turkish Ottoman Army wrote about the Anzacs who lost their lives on his (more)
Jacinda Ardern shrugs her stylish shoulders, grimaces attractively into the camera and makes a gesture of deep-seated helplessness, (more)
Every April, across the country, we reflect and remember the sacrifices made by New Zealanders in overseas conflicts and peacekeeping (more)
