Long life tipped for rail bridge
Replacing 109-year-old wooden bridge
Dairies pop up again
Timaru has enjoyed a resurgence of dairies opening.
Forecast hits big loan gamble
Couple who took a $350,000 gamble on a less productive dairy farm expect to lose up to $75,000.
'We thought the battle was over'
Ad Sintenie's wife Cathy showed him a world he never knew existed before losing cancer fight.
Cool damp day ahead
After a warm end to yesterday, South Canterbury temperatures have dipped today.
Weather woes for potatoes
While this season's crop has not been the best for North Otago Jersey benne potato growers, there's still enough product to meet local demand.
Small school earns big praise
Working with pupils with English as their second language was a strength of Aoraki Mt Cook School, according to the (ERO).
DOC euthanises hybrid stilts
Hybrid black stilts are being euthanised to prevent gene contamination.
New rules for freedom camping
December 10, 2014: Police Notebook
Santa tops off 'fantastic' evening
A record number of floats were on show at Geraldine's Christmas parade on Friday.
Bolderston can't stop the slide
Gleniti's Ginny Bolderston was the shining light for Aorangi South Canterbury, notching two wins at women's NZ Interprovincial at Lochiel.
Women struggle in quad bowls
South Canterbury struggled in the annual quadrangular bowls tournament at the Westend Bowling Club last weekend.
Porter proves worth for Waimate
Sky loses out again
Matthews to coach South Canty
Barry Matthews has been confirmed as the new South Canterbury Heartland rugby head coach.
Purr-fect house guest
It was an opportunity to indulge in a spot of deja vu.
Letters to the editor: December 10
Herald readers share their views on news and events far and wide.
Letters to the editor: December 9
Nothing to see here, or is there?
Pub smoking ban was one more nail
It's hard to believe it's been 10 years since smoking was banned in pubs. Ten years today, actually.
Bullets and flying shrapnel
George King went from preaching in Pleasant Point to bullets flying over his head at Gallipoli.
Observant recorder of nature
Former Timaru Herald editor John Hardcastle - an early 20th century scientific thinker - is starting to get the recognition he deserves.
Women making mischief
Troops occupy German Samoa
Will it be Armageddon?
At last, Timaru Herald readers wake up to a full report on escalating tensions in Europe.
Table-tennis ends in love
A night of table-tennis in Oamaru in 1950 changed everything for Ray Gibb.
Blisters worth the win
Opihi Services Academy's Coast to Coast team has come home with the winning trophy.
Provincial pipe band results
Results of the South Canterbury Provincial Pipe Band Competitions held at Geraldine on Sunday.
Let's live in ... Timaru
The town that is north of Dunedin, south of Christchurch, and has been immortalised in song at least twice.
Should your GPS be an official record of your speed?
Related story: GPS speed readings not accepted
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