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- New entrants link to school’s roots
It was a special moment at Barton Rural school earlier this term when two new entrant pupils, possessing ties to the formation of the school, started on the same day.
- RMA replacement will return property rights
It has been an incredibly busy end to the year in Parliament with many long sessions deep into the night (and sometimes early morning) in recent weeks.
- Park celebrates ‘great’ year of sports
It has been a season full of sporting fun and lessons as Fraser Park celebrates its first full year of operation since reopening.
- Time to give thanks, support for good community causes Waimate Whitehorse Lions
The monthly tea meeting for the Waimate Whitehorse Lions was held at the Waimate Town and Country Club on Monday, November 17.
- Favourite spots for R&R focus of exhibition
An upcoming South Canterbury Museum exhibition is aiming to provide a nostalgic and light-hearted trip around some of South Canterbury’s top locations.
- Picture-perfect pets
■ Keep sending in your photographs of your perfect pets. Email a full-sized jpg image to claire.allisontimarucourier.co.nz and include some information about your pet. We’ll run as many as we can in our monthly pet page.
- Tracks perfect for summer day trips
We’re big fans of walking trails in the Timaru District.
- Flurry of activity for karate clubs
It has been a busy end to the year for South Canterbury kyokushin karate clubs.
- A relaxing end to the year Waimate Garden Circle
The Waimate Garden Circle enjoyed a visit from the Tinwald Garden Circle group late October. A bus load of 41 members came to Waimate and had a lovely morning tea, visiting some local gardens, then enjoyed a lunch at the Knox Church hall provided by the local members. Following the get-together and lunch, the Tinwald members visited another garden before returning home. Unfortunately, the weather wasn’t the best for garden viewing, a strong wind making the afternoon a little unpleasant.
- Cold start to season followed by optimism
December has again been a mixed bag weatherwise.
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- Healthy understanding of sex is vital
Online pornography is just a click away, and our rangatahi are clicking on it frequently from a young age — despite 18 being the legal age to access pornography in New Zealand....
- Chooks, baby girl help with new start
It’s been a roller-coaster ride for South Canterbury farmers Kelly and Morgan Campbell since their cattle were the first in New Zealand to be depopulated due to Mycoplasma bovis. But they have come out the other side with a new business venture. Allied Press business and rural editor SallyRae ...
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