NewsBank (North Canterbury News)
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Rangiora Bridge
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Drizzle fails to deter crowd at A&P show
Fears morning rain would deter people from attending the Oxford Agricultural & Pastoral Show proved unfounded.
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Rangiora HS to screen film about soil
A new documentary made in the United Kingdom celebrating soil, food and farming is to be shown at Rangiora High School.
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Landfill decision could be known soon
A decision on a proposed North Canterbury landfill could be known next month.
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An Easter treat to help families
Cakes took centre stage at the Good Friday Ohoka Farmers Market.
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North Canterbury senior season starts
Three one sided results heralded in the 2023 North Canterbury senior rugby competition over Easter.
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Ford versus Holden day popular
After it languished in his garage for 24 years, Leithfield hot rod enthusiast Paul Johnson decided a few months ago to make a concerted effort to finish his project car — a 1950’s era Ford Popular van.
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Bulbs on sale
North Canterbury school children will once again benefit from the Rotary Club of Rangiora’s popular annual spring bulb sale.
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A need to work at preserving peace
Last week, I had the privilege of speaking in Geneva as the Chair of the New Zealand Inter-Parliamentary Union delegation.
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A mix of colour and music
A multitude of colours adorned everyone attending the Indian Social and Cultural Club’s Holi festival celebrations in Rangiora on Saturday.
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Correction
There has been confusion over the size of a proposed solar farm at Waipara.
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Sardine smoothies on menu for shearwaters
‘‘Sardine smoothies’’ have been on the menu for Kaikōura’s endangered Hutton’s shear
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Public transport focus
Canterbury’s regional councillors are continuing to push for improved public transport to support Greater Christchurch growth.
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Sponsorship extension
PGG Wrightson has extended its sponsorship of one of shearing’s prestigious and demanding events.
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Quad bike decision ‘important milestone’
New Zealand’s biggest pastoral farmer Pāmu Farms, which has three North Canterbury properties, has removed quad bikes from its farms.
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School holiday event
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Responding to the community through sport
The chance to return home and work in sports coaching was too good to refuse for a young Kaikōura woman.
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A weighty creation
There are a lot of horse shoes in Damien Elley’s latest metallic creation.
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Small local decline
The Waimakariri District’s economy has shown signs of decline for the first time since Covid hit.
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5 Ingredients Mediterranean, by Jamie Oliver
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By David Hill, Local Democracy Reporter
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A NC sporting feast on offer during April
Pickleball, basketball and netball will dominate the courts at MainPower Stadium in Rangiora this month.
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Petition on access
North Canterbury resident Brett Harvey is heading to Parliament on Thursday, April 11 to support the presentation of a petition aiming to change what children can access on line.
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Hanmer Springs a booming town
Hanmer Springs is booming as Kiwis spend their holidays closer to home.
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Kings Honours for two Waimakariri men
Two Waimakariri men, who have made significant contributions to the District and beyond, received their Kings Honour from the Governor General, Dame Cindy Kiro at an Investiture Ceremony at the Christchurch Town Hall last week.
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New regional events funding available
North Canterbury’s councils are being encouraged to apply for a new regional events promotion fund.
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Motorcycle rider aiming high
Finishing top rookie in his first year racing at the national level is a big bonus for 16-year-old Kaiapoi motorcycle racer Harry Shanks.
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Cutting it on the track
The racing was tight and entertaining during round two of the Canterbury Lawn Mower Racing Club’s championship held at the club’s North Eyre Road site.
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New attractions for alpine town proposed
The alpine resort of Hanmer Springs is looking to add a museum and sporting development to its growing list of attractions.
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Bridge repairs start
Work has started on the next stage of the Waimakariri Gorge Bridge deck replacement project.