Cruisie ships urged to stay on course
Kaikoura Mayor Winston Gray is calling on cruise ships, including the Azamara Journey, to visit Kaikoura as planned this summer. The Azamara Journey is...
Young student wins scholarship
By AMANDA BOWES
Johanna Smith, from Culverden, is flying high after being awarded one of five inaugural ANZ Future Leaders scholarships.
Having just completed her Agricultural...
Rescue helicopter emergency fundraiser
By SHELLEY TOPP
The first call for help came less than an hour after the 7.8 earthquake hit at 12.02am on November 14.
Now the Westpac...
Love and support overwhelming
By Robyn Bristow
The rural township of Waiau was at the epicentre of the 7.8 earthquake that rocked North Canterbury last month. Waiau School Principal...
Trust plans to restore historic scow
By SHELLEY TOPP
A new scow could soon become the flagship of the Kaiapoi River, taking over from the ill-fated MV Tuhoe.
A Kaiapoi heritage trust...
Sector works together to support farmers
By DAVID HILL
Rural support organisations are combining forces to ensure no farmer is left behind, following the November 14 earthquake.
Speaking at last Friday's meeting...
LandSAR work rewarding for pair
By SHELLEY TOPP
After more than 40 years working as a volunteer with Oxford Land Search and Rescue (LandSAR) Ron Ealam still finds the work...
Thank you to all and apologies
By ROBYN BRISTOW
Hurunui Mayor Winton Dalley apologises to anyone who offered services to the system following the 7.8 magnitude North Canterbury earthquake and were...
Lost local control frustrates Mayor
By ROBYN BRISTOW
Hurunui Mayor Winton Dalley is critical of legislation and regulations which saw local communities and those with comprehensive local knowledge "steam rolled"...
From gumboots to stilettos
By ROBYN BRISTOW
It has been a journey from gumboots to stilettos for Leithfield's Lauren Watkins.
Lauren has just been crowned a Miss Five Crowns New...