Metro is supporting those returning to work or school at Alert Level 2 with the Link and Temuka services at regular timetables, along with MyWay by Metro.
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Sign up for the latest newsThree new wilding pine projects in Canterbury and a $2M funding boost, will help tackle the problem and create 50 jobs for those hit by the fallout of COVID-19.
Nitrate contamination in waterways is cause for concern for everyone in Canterbury.
Resource consent applications submitted by Fulton Hogan Limited to operate a new quarry ("Roydon Quarry") west of Templeton township have been granted.
Waste management is primarily the responsibility of your local district council throughout the different COVID-19 alert levels.
Consent has been granted for Southern Proteins Limited to discharge contaminants to air from a proposed rendering plant at Washdyke, subject to conditions.
Timaru's MyWay by Metro on-demand public transport service may be moved straight to its 12-month public trial as soon as the COVID-19 lockdown is over.
Farmers in the Ahuriri catchment recently met to discuss irrigation management with the goal of operating farms sustainably now and in the future.
Public transport use in Canterbury has, as expected, drastically decreased, yet many are still using it for travel to essential services.
MyWay by Metro has been rushed into service ahead of schedule as we respond to the COVID-19 lockdown.
An educational charity is helping to spread the word about sustainability in the South Canterbury region.
After a varied career, Orari Temuka Opihi Pareora (OTOP) zone lead Brian Reeves has hit the ground running in his new role.