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A dramatic dip in the number of traffic infringements issued in parts of South Canterbury during the Covid-19 lockdown.
05/07/2020

A dramatic dip in the number of traffic infringements issued in parts of South Canterbury during the Covid-19 lockdown.

The artist behind Timaru’s giant Mt Cook lily mural has her sights on the wall of the DC Turnbull building.
05/07/2020

The artist behind Timaru’s giant Mt Cook lily mural has her sights on the wall of the DC Turnbull building.

Up and coming Timaru motorcycle star in good form at the King of Levels Series.
05/07/2020

Up and coming Timaru motorcycle star in good form at the King of Levels Series.

Old Boys go from big win to big loss in South Canterbury senior club rugby.
05/07/2020

Old Boys go from big win to big loss in South Canterbury senior club rugby.

Climate change could cause problems in fighting a growing wallaby population problem in South Canterbury.
05/07/2020

Climate change could cause problems in fighting a growing wallaby population problem in South Canterbury.

Muscle car enthusiasts descend on Timaru to show off their machines.
05/07/2020

Muscle car enthusiasts descend on Timaru to show off their machines.

A busy Timaru intersection has become the home of the district’s first electronic billboard.
05/07/2020

A busy Timaru intersection has become the home of the district’s first electronic billboard.

Prop's triple try effort not enough to get the TBHS First XV home for first UC Championship rugby win.
05/07/2020

Prop's triple try effort not enough to get the TBHS First XV home for first UC Championship rugby win.

Prop's triple try effort not enough to be TBHS First XV home for first UC Championship rugby win.

Would-be lawyer Richard Lincoln deliberately got arrested so he could sue police and promote his views on fi****ms law, ...
03/07/2020

Would-be lawyer Richard Lincoln deliberately got arrested so he could sue police and promote his views on fi****ms law, court says.

Covid-19 won't stop the South Canterbury Cancer Society’s 30th annual Daffodil Day Appeal.
03/07/2020

Covid-19 won't stop the South Canterbury Cancer Society’s 30th annual Daffodil Day Appeal.

Sanford “incredibly disappointed’’ at the behaviour of three NZ fishermen arrested in the remote Falkland Islands.
03/07/2020

Sanford “incredibly disappointed’’ at the behaviour of three NZ fishermen arrested in the remote Falkland Islands.

Family Works is “extremely grateful” for a $19,000 Rotary clubs donation for its busy foodbank.
03/07/2020

Family Works is “extremely grateful” for a $19,000 Rotary clubs donation for its busy foodbank.

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