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  • Don’t sacrifice fashion for function

    Set your sights high with a stylish bathroom that feels fabulous.

  • Plan your home energy upgrades

    Using more efficient appliances and technology at home is one of the easiest ways to keep energy costs down.

  • Shining a light on home solar energy

    With power prices and other household costs continuing to rise, it is a good time to shine a light on solar energy options.

  • Milestones, regional growth celebrated

    Timaru woman Stacey Scott has become only the sixth person and first woman to receive life membership from the board of The Y Central South Island Inc.

  • Making light work of lawns

    Introducing LawnMaster’s first-ever robotic mower, the LawnMaster Wireless X7 3000 Robotic Mower — an advanced, wire-free solution designed to deliver effortless lawn care for areas up to 3000sq m.

  • Helpful tips for a warm and healthy home

    Most of the wisdom on keeping homes warmer and healthier is not new, but it’s always worth repeating. The following advice comes from the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA) website.

  • Aoraki Foundation distributes funds

    The Aoraki Foundation has completed its annual funding round, distributing $170,000 to community organisations across South Canterbury.

  • Popular invaders bad for natives

    We recently had visitors from Switzerland, a couple touring around New Zealand over the next two months. They were heading from our place to Tekapo and mentioned the lupins were going to be in flower. Overseas marketing strategies seem to be doing a great job in advertising aspects of New Zealand which may be visually pleasing but have profound negative effects on our native ecosystems.

  • Parkrun exceeds expectations

    More than 1000 runners, walkers and joggers have met at the Soundshell in Timaru each Saturday morning since May to take part in the Caroline Bay parkrun.

  • Open day targets public awareness

    After the recent opening of the new Timaru Seafarers Welfare Centre, the doors were opened to the public in an effort to raise more awareness about the centre’s work.

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