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- Fire restrictions brought in for much of region
Much of South Canterbury has moved into a restricted fire season, meaning that a permit will be required to light most kinds of outdoor fires.
- ‘Call of God’ ends search for vicar
With lockdowns and social distancing, along with the knee-jerk reaction to finding out people had caught Covid-19 — along with other factors — she felt reconnecting people after the isolation was important.
- Recognising learning difficulties in children Learning for You South Canterbury
The team at Learning for You South Canterbury is ready to provide information and support when families have concerns about their child’s progress in:
- Coaching legacy lives on
The legacy lives on in Timaru as newly appointed CBay swimming coach Shane Jones follows in the footsteps of his father Paul Jones.
- Strong turnout for Lovelock Classic
The 2023 Lovelock Classic was held in Timaru this month where 130 athletes from around the country competed.
- Join the whanau: teaching boys to become men
Kia ora koutou! Happy New Year to the whole Timaru Boys’ High School community.
- Census day is approaching — make sure you count
The countdown is on to New Zealand’s next census and it is promising to be easier for people to take part, Statistics New Zealand says.
- JP honoured for four decades of service
Judith Johnson’s moment of fame has not been easy.
- How to tackle head lice in children
Head lice, nits, or kutis, are very common in children and easily spread around school. They can be annoying but are treatable. They shouldn’t affect your child’s education.
- Repeat win for Blakeley, Kerr Indoor bowls
The first indoor bowls summer pairs tournament for 2023 resulted in back-to-back wins for Andy Blakeley and Jo Kerr after they won the previous tournament in 2022.
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- Shy, beautiful hound has racing in the blood Nicole Solomon lives in Waimate with her greyhound Tasman
When I bought my house I knew I needed a dog. So I called up GAP (Greyhounds As Pets). They matched me with a beautiful black hound who loves attention but is happy to be at home with her toys while I’m at work....
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- Duntroon couple personify perseverance
In the sleepy North Otago township of Duntroon lives a couple who have overcome massive obstacles to continue to operate a business in their much-loved community. Sally Rae reports....
- 100 years in the bag and getting ready for another century
The Pavletich family recently celebrated 100 years of farming Station Peak, on the north bank of the Waitaki River. Sally Rae speaks to them about their lengthy tenure on the land — and their plans for the future....
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