Dead wallaby dumped in street by person in 'dark clothing'
A dead wallaby which was mysteriously dumped on a Canterbury street bench was dragged there by someone who drove to the site in a four-wheel-drive vehicle.
Susan Sandys
Farm shed destroyed in blaze
Farm shed destroyed in blaze
A three-bay shed on a Canterbury farm has been destroyed by fire.
Change of guard after 55 years at fire station
Change of guard after 55 years at fire station
Ashburton Volunteer Fire Brigade’s long-serving chief will retire from the role on Saturday.
Using the power of flowers to do good
Using the power of flowers to do good
A flower traditionally associated with strength, power and integrity is working its wonders in a Canterbury town.
Teen rape victim deals with long-lasting trauma
'Determined to be a survivor, not a victim'
A first-year university student from Canterbury who was raped and strangled by an American man she was dating has been dealing with the trauma of the violent attack.
First-term MP ‘excited’ for new portfolios
First-term MP ‘excited’ for new portfolios
James Meager’s star is rising as he goes from a first-term MP to a minister with three portfolios.
Dangerous potholes still not repaired
Dangerous potholes still not repaired
A resident says the potholes in Tinwald pose a risk to motorists and have not been repaired despite his complaints.
Plans for old council building a mystery
Russian businessman's plans for former council building a mystery
Russian businessman Alexandre Germanovitch is keeping his plans for the old Ashburton District Council building, which he recently bought for $2.3m, under wraps for now.
Get on your bike for a good cause
Get on your bike for a good cause
Adventure and fun await Canterbury cyclist David Keeley as he prepares for the 21st Central South Island Charity Bike Ride.
Delays coming on highway north of Timaru
Delays coming on highway north of Timaru
Motorists using State Highway 1 between Timaru and Rakaia will need to plan for delays from Friday as resealing work gets under way.
Road works to cause delays on SH1
Road works to cause delays on SH1
Motorists using State Highway 1 between Rakaia and Timaru will need to plan for delays from Friday as resealing work gets underway.
Medical centres deal with more abuse
Canterbury medical centres dealing with more abuse
Staff at a Canterbury medical centre are seeing an increase in verbally abusive behaviour from patients - and the clinical director fears they "will have no choice but to close" if it continues.
Medical centres deal with more abuse
Canterbury medical centres dealing with more abusive patients
Staff at a Canterbury medical centre are seeing an increase in verbally abusive behaviour from patients - and the clinical director fears they "will have no choice but to close" if it continues.
Dinosaur assistants wanted
Dinosaur assistants wanted
The most fearsome creatures to ever walk the earth have arrived at Ashburton Domain.
캔터베리 부부의 고양이가 온라인카지노 꽃가루에 의해 사망했을
Canterbury couple's cat likely killed by lily pollen
A Canterbury couple are mourning the loss of one of their cats from suspected lily poisoning.
Sheep killed by lightning strike in Canterbury
Sheep killed by lightning strike in Canterbury
A bolt of lightning likely killed seven sheep found dead on a Canterbury farm under a tree with a huge crack down the middle of it.
Sheep killed by lightning strike
Sheep killed by lightning strike
A bolt of lightning likely killed seven sheep found dead on a Canterbury farm under a tree with a huge crack down the middle of it.
캔터베리 가상 바카라은 여단의 과거, 현재 및 미래 구성원에게
Canterbury firefighters dedicate flagpole to brigade's past, present and future members
Pendarves Volunteer Fire Brigade recently installed a new flagpole from which the New Zealand flag now proudly flies.
82세 증조할아버지의 메이저 바카라사이트 굿모닝 사랑의 노고
82-year-old great-grandad's labour of love for Christmas
The three best-decorated homes in Ashburton have been named in the residential Christmas lights competition.
Cancer survivor gives the gift of laughter
Cancer survivor gives the gift of laughter
A Canterbury man has thanked the volunteers and medical personnel who helped him recover from cancer by putting on a comedy skit.