Timaru Courier

A Fairlie resident is painting a picture of his life.

South Canterbury people have the chance to hear University of Otago cancer researcher Prof Parry Guilford speak in Timaru this month.

A woolshed in Peel Forest will be hosting a night of sung poetry later this month.

Two South Canterbury community groups have the chance to have a free stand at this month’s inaugural South Canterbury Home & Garden Show.

The Timaru Festival of Roses is set to bloom once again, bringing a vibrant array of floral festivities to the community.

A run-in with an unregistered tradie has left an elderly South Canterbury woman out of pocket and wanting to raise awareness in the senior community about substandard services.

For the first time in 45 years, South Canterbury rugby will take to the field at New Zealand’s largest stadium.

Not one, but two spots in the Theatre New Zealand National Showcase have been scooped up by South Canterbury’s Dramatix theatre company.

Students from Timaru’s Roncalli College have come together to create an evening of entertainment in an effort to support the education of those less fortunate.

South Canterbury’s top boxing talent is set to shine in front of a hometown crowd this weekend as part of the Timaru Amateur Matched Tournament.

New directional signage is to be installed from the Point Bush carpark along the Whitehorse walkway and all the walking and mountainbike trails within the ecosanctuary.

Construction of new medical centre on the former Geraldine Town & Country Club site is almost complete.

ME CFS Canterbury is preparing to hold its first South Canterbury meeting to offer support to those in the region suffering with myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) and long...

Timaru will host the World Tennis Tour in February next year.

A group of Roncalli College students have returned home from an overseas science spree after attending the 65th London International Youth Science Forum (LIYSF).

Two Timaru restaurants are going the extra mile when they Dunk it for Plunket this September.

The Timaru Youth Collective is ready to rock after work to install a stage at its George St location was completed last week.

An era is ending as MediaWorks moves its operations out of the PortFM House at 56 Woollcombe St in Timaru.