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One of the first farms to test positive for Mycoplasma bovis has been visited by the Prime Minister.
Jacinda Ardern's given assurances the Government will help farmers affected by the disease and it appears the message is being well received.
Visitors to the South Canterbury Traction Engine and Transport Museum stepped back in time on Saturday for the club's annual chaff-cutting day.
The artist behind the murals on Waimate's twin grain silos has finally finished his artwork.
The project began in March and depicts notable people from the Waimate area.
Following an incident on Anzac Day, fire crews discovered that, while smoke alarms had been installed, their long-life batteries had not been activated.
Young actors got a chance to show off their Shakespearian skills at the Aoraki heats in Geraldine recently.
The South Today went along for a bit of highbrow education.
A fire aboard a fishing boat at Prime Port Timaru is finally out after burning for a week.
Fire and Emergency NZ crews were aboard the Dong Won 701 still dampening down hot spots yesterday.
One of the prizes at the recent Mackenzie Young Farmers Bark Up competition was taken by nine-year-old Flynn Nurse and his pet dog Belle.
Timaru reverberated to the rumble of classic cars prowling the streets last weekend.
The cars were parading the town as part of the Caroline Bay Rock and Hop fundraiser.
The New Zealand Flying Champs are being held in Timaru this week.
With the South Canterbury Aero Club hosting some of the country's top pilots.
The Ashburton Rock n Roll Club is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year.
Some of the club's members not only do the dance moves of the 1950s, but own cars from that era too.