The winners of the Timaru Great Blue Fish Hunt competition have been announced. Congratulations to all entrants for learning about stormwater over the holidays.
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Sign up for the latest newsThe next step in the MyWay trial is adjusting the Timaru Link timetable, with changes taking effect from Monday 14 September.
Rosemary Clucas is relishing her new role as South Canterbury’s Poū Matai Kō mahinga kai facilitator. Find out how she's helping protect ancient Māori art.
Consent has been granted for Southern Proteins Limited to discharge contaminants to air from a proposed rendering plant at Washdyke, subject to conditions.
After a varied career, Orari Temuka Opihi Pareora (OTOP) zone lead Brian Reeves has hit the ground running in his new role.
Our new Southern Zone Delivery Lead, Peter Burt shares stories of his fascinating career.
More than 150 people from across Timaru’s community are taking part in the MyWay by Metro pilot.
Ongoing recovery updates and frequently asked questions about the Rangitata River flood event in December 2019.
Think you've had a long day at work today? Try these three Environment Canterbury employees who have a combined 130 years on the job between them.
A significant milestone has been achieved as Timaru approaches its 2020 on-demand public transport trial.
The Ōrāri Temuka Ōpihi Pareora (OTOP) zone committee recently visited one of the projects they elected to support with $36,000 of Immediate Steps funding.
A giant, interactive map of Timaru is proving popular as Environment Canterbury continues its on-demand public transport engagement events in Timaru.