Flood waters receding
Icy blast predicted
Freight rail at standstill
South Island rail freight has been disrupted following days of heavy rain and rising rivers in South Canterbury.
Rain drenches region
Closed roads, damaged bridges, and a family evacuated: it was wait-and-see for SC civil defence and emergency services.
Respite before polar blast
Don't hang up the raincoat just yet or be lulled into a false sense of security by any sign of sun today.
Crash puts lights out for days
Traffic lights at Sophia and Theodosia streets intersection may be out for days after a crash.
Bungled action may prove costly
A judge has reserved her decision on whether the Waimate council has to pay a ratepayer $170,000 after a botched building prosecution.
Heavy rain drenches South Canterbury
SC roads improve, caution still urged
Brief respite before polar blasts arrive
Crash puts traffic lights out for days
Bungled action may prove costly for council
Magpies team mourn 'good toiler'
Raging rivers spur evacuations
Bridge repair bill at least $100,000
Magpies team mourn 'good toiler'
Temuka Magpies Golden Oldies rugby team are in mourning for John Pehi, who died suddenly.
Pipe major's new role 'rewarding'
Everyone knows him as Scott Shannon but Temuka's newest JP is actually named Robert.
Flood waters receding
'Temuka film' available on DVD
Repair bill at least $100,000
Waimate faces another clean-up bill that could once again run into the hundreds of thousands after bridges in the district were extensively damaged.
Fours win for GTCC
Geraldine Town & Country Club dominated a field of seven club teams in a championship recently.
Bowls clubs to vote on merger
South Canterbury indoor bowls clubs are looking to merge in the face of falling support for the sport.
Ramdin's suspension hypocrisy
Magpies team mourn 'good toiler'
Town hold on in mudbath
The playing surface resembled a swamp, and the two sides had time for only one practice each before the match.
Days of horses, stick and stook
In just three generations farming in South Canterbury has changed dramatically, writes Esther Ashby-Coventry.
Home is where founder's heart is
It's nearly 34 years since Alison Neill established Moreh Home, offering a place for Fairlie's elderly to live out their years.
Tunnel vision in Tajikstan
Scorched, blistered in desert run
Hospice success thanks to many
A lot can change in 25 years - just ask the staff and volunteers at South Canterbury Hospice. The establishment provides respite care and symptom management to people in need.
US has few allies when it comes to spying
It is often said that the United States has neither friends nor enemies; it simply has interests.
Letter: Road safety on Bank St
Working in Bank St in the block between Church and Arthur streets I hear the crash of accidents, screech of tyres from near-misses and a large amount of noise with the increased traffic using this road.
Letter: More channels pleasing
Letter: Fobbed off on air quality
Guinea pigs for world
We're being used, it seems, as guinea pigs for the world.
Community, family help 'vital'
Timaru youth adviser Christine Cummings says involvement of families and communities in preventing suicide is "vital".
Living with depression
Depression is a significant issue in the community, and can be difficult to understand for those who do not suffer from it.
Privacy vs health under spotlight
Don't be afraid to get help
Where to go for help in Sth Canty
A number of South Canterbury agencies provide urgent and non-urgent services to help people.
Practise coping with peer pressure
How successfully teenagers handle peer pressure depends on how they feel about themselves and how they see their place in the scheme of things.
Wentworth meanies lack menace
Prisoner was a top Aussie series a few decades ago, and like many good programmes, a remake is now screening.
Gatsby delivers on style
Money can't buy you love - or so the song goes - but it can buy you one helluva party in the Roaring Twenties.
Would you leave your house unlocked when you go out?
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