Power supply adds heat to cost of pool
By ADAM BURNS, LOCAL DEMOCRACY REPORTER
Heating systems at the soon-to-be-opened Amberley Pool will have to rely on a backup generator until upgrades to the...
Date set for Amberley Pool opening
The long awaited Amberley pool will open its doors on Saturday, March 19.
Hurunui District Council pool manager Naomi Woodham says although it will be...
Bus service a success
By DAVID HILL
Environment Canterbury is hailing the success of the new Park and Ride bus service, amid Covid-19.
The Park and Ride service was launched...
Post-lock down in the spotlight
By DAVID HILL
Planning remains in place, should the Waimakariri district's economy need a boost following the latest Covid-19 lockdown.
Waimakariri District Council recovery manager Simon...
Waimakariri Libraries among winners
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By Robyn Bristow
Waimakariri District Libraries has earned a top spot at an international music competition after composing an original song and music video about...
Artisan’s buns on top again
Champion buns ... Shane Hancox, left, head bread baker at Artisan by Rangiora Bakery, holds a freshly baked batch of hot cross buns alongside...
Free travel period extended for Waimakariri’s new direct buses
By Robyn Bristow
Environment Canterbury is offering another week of free travel on its new direct bus services from Waimakariri to central Christchurch.
Transport portfolio lead...
Thomas and his friends enter into the spirit of Christmas
By DAVID HILL
Thomas the tank engine is on a special Christmas mission and he is enlisting the help of North Canterbury children.
The little blue...
Five years at the top
Recognition ... The staff of Cheviot Rest Home, with Sue Coleman at right. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
By ROBYN BRISTOW
Cheviot is home to the best little rest-home...
A new eye to the sky for Oxford
Stargazing . . . Oxford Observatory volunteer James Moffat, right, helps a family view the cosmos through the 10-inch telescope, which will be mounted...
