School’s display garden a stunner
By RACHEL MACDONALD
"What are those?" asks West Eyreton School's deputy principal Lisa Duff, as she points to the mural behind a stunning display garden...
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...
Art in the expansive Flaxmere Garden
Stainless steel pigs . . . An exhibit by Sarah Clarke at last year's Art in a Garden. Photo: Amanda Bowes
By AMANDA BOWES
The South...
Kaikoura tourism operators optimistic
By DAVID HILL
Kaikoura's marine tourism is operating, but at "winter levels".
Local tourism operators remain optimistic about the future, despite the realisation they will effectively...
Searching the heavens for evidence of life
By DAVID HILL
Local students are being encouraged to join the search for life beyond Earth.
Nasa scientists Dr Mitch Schulte and Dr Jen Blank and...
Geology `unrecognisable’ at Sth Bay
By DAVID HILL
Resident Ted Howard says the North Canterbury 7.8 earthquake at 12.02am on Monday morning raised the land and sea bed around South...
Rangiora Winter Festival draws thousands
By SHELLEY TOPP
Rangiora celebrated winter in style last week with a festival delivering a host of exciting activities to the town.
The four-day event began...
Cultural centre a “testament of faith”
Unveiling . . . People arrive for the official opening of the cultural learning centre at Kaiapoi High School last Thursday. PHOTO: DAVID HILL
By...
Farm break in the country
A knees up in the country with Te Radar at the helm is being planned in North Canterbury next Friday.
Farmers and partners are being...
New venue, new owner and new experiences at Fete
By Robyn Bristow
A new owner, a new venue and some new experiences await people heading to this year's Christmas Country Fete.
Mike Sheppard of Hyde...
