A game changer for the community
Official opening . . . North Canterbury Sport and Recreation Trust chairperson Don Robertson (left) and Waimakariri Mayor Dan Gordon cut a symbolic ribbon...
Private wells need to be tested
By DAVID HILL
Raising public awareness around nitrate contamination in private wells is a good thing, says Michael Blackwell.
The Waimakariri Zone Committee chairperson was responding...
Aqua play park still on track to open in October
By DAVID HILL
A proposed aqua play park could be up and running by October.
The Kaiapoi-Tuahiwi Community Board granted a licence to occupy to the...
North Canterbury well represented at Olympics
By DAVID HILL
North Canterbury rowing great Athol Earl says he was amazed to see New Zealand's latest Olympic rowing success.
The 1972 Olympic Games men's...
Taggart Earthmoving decides against appeal
By SHELLEY TOPP
Taggart Earthmoving Ltd has decided not to appeal a decision to deny the company a resource consent to develop a quarry at...
Lego a popular holiday activity for all ages
Supreme .Gus Hoggard's winning build.Down by the seaside .Toni Batey's private lego build. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED
Lego was the centre of attention in Kaikoura during the...
Kaiapoi Art showcase makes stylish return
By Shelley Topp
Kaiapoi celebrated the arts in style last weekend with the return of the Kaiapoi Art Expo and the Fire and Ice Festival.
The...
Fog causes nervous moments
Cool work . . . Auckland ice sculptor Vitor Cagayat working on a tribute in recognition of Blackwells Department store's 150 years of retialing...
Decision may be appealed
Taggart Earthmoving may appeal the decision by Commissioners to decline its application to quarry at the Rangiora Racecourse.
Chief executive officer Paul Taggart said in...
Quarry campaigners relieved
Happy day . . . Members of the Stop Rangiora Racecourse Quarry Inc group, at the front gates of Rangiora racecourse, celebrating the decision...
