'Magic to drive': Canterbury man puts limited edition Mazda MX5s on show
Two Canterbury-owned limited edition, merlot-coloured Mazda MX5 convertibles were put on show to help raise money for the Cancer Society.
Toni Williams
'Huge loss': Tributes flow for top shearing judge
'Huge loss': Tributes flow for top shearing judge
Tributes have flown in for Canterbury shearing stalwart Robert ‘Rabbit’ McLaren who died suddenly at home.
Tributes for top Canterbury shearing judge
Tributes for top Canterbury shearing judge
Tributes have flown in for Canterbury shearing stalwart Robert ‘Rabbit’ McLaren who passed away suddenly at home.
Repairs to start on old Speight’s Ale House
Repairs to start on old Speight’s Ale House building
The iconic Devon Tavern in Ashburton will not move into the former Speight’s Ale House building on Burnett St.
먹튀없는 바카라사이트 형제의 편지와 새로운 캔터베리 비행 전시에 포함된 희귀
Wright brothers letter and rare kites included in new Canterbury flying display
Pieces of aviation history owned by Canterbury kite trailblazer Peter Lynn will go on display at the Ashburton Aviation Museum.
Ex-All Blacks and shearing greats join forces
Ex-All Blacks and shearing greats join forces
A host of All Blacks legends and shearing royalty will come together again in Canterbury on February 1 to raise money for charity.
World's best young tennis players on court
World's best young tennis players on court in Ashburton
Some of the best junior tennis players in the world will be vying for an ITF tour title in Ashburton from January 6 to 12.
'A gift of home baking is edible love'
'A gift of home baking is edible love'
The aroma of freshly baked treats has been wafting from Canterbury kitchens in a bid to help out hospice patients.
Funding confirmed for second bridge
Funding confirmed for second bridge
Ashburton district councillors have agreed in principle to split the cost of the new second bridge and connecting roads with the Government.
Wilting Numbers Forces 원예 바카라사이트 카지노판 폐쇄
Wilting numbers forces horticultural society to close
It is the end of an era for Ashburton gardeners as a society promoting the beautification of the town winds up.
Putting smiles on young faces for Christmas
Putting smiles on young faces for Christmas
Gifts left under the festive tree at Ashburton's Heartland Bank will be putting smiles on the faces of Birthright children and families this Christmas.
Aviation museum's expansion plans soar
Aviation museum's expansion plans soar
The amount fundraised so far for a $2.5 million building at the Ashburton Aviation Museum has soared to $1.1 million.
Principal earns firefighter award
Canterbury school principal earns award for volunteer firefighter service
Rakaia School principal and Ashburton volunteer firefighter Mark Ellis has received a gold star for 25 years of service.
Armistice Day at the Ashburton RSA
Armistice Day at the Ashburton RSA
Armistice Day tomorrow will be acknowledged in a remembrance gathering at the Ashburton RSA.
Armistice Day at the Ashburton RSA
Armistice Day at the Ashburton RSA
Armistice Day will be acknowledged in a remembrance gathering at the Ashburton RSA.
Get ready for the Ashburton A&P Show
Get ready for the Ashburton A&P Show
There will be more giveaways, entertainment and demonstrations at the Ashburton A&P Show on November 1-2 than ever before but the entry price will remain the same, president Ben Stock says.
Market day mania returns to town
Market day mania returns to town
Thousands of people are expected to descend on Ashburton for the town's annual Market Day.
Dondertman in deputy rural support role
Dondertman in deputy rural support role
Mid Canterbury Rural Support Trust chairman Josh Dondertman has been appointed deputy chair of the national body.
Surprise triple treat arrives on farm
Surprise triple treat arrives on farm
Carew dairy farmer Chris Atkinson has been surprised on farm with the arrival of triplet heifer calves.
Rural Women NZ chief hears local needs, issues
Rural Women NZ chief hears local needs, issues
Drought, floods and tough economic conditions affecting the region have significant knock-on effects to rural communities, new Rural Women New Zealand boss Marie Fitzpatrick says.