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John Bisset/Stuff Former South Canterbury District chairman Murray Cleverley is surprised the Government is disestablishing all the district health boards. (File photo) Cleverley, who said other centralised services such as Police worked quite well, was concerned smaller areas such as South Canterbury would become the poor relation as the budget would gravitate to the largest areas. “Over the last 20 years the SCDHB has been effective and efficient, it stayed in the black and has amazing staff ... it’s a slap to them to be disestablished.” Under the new model he thought it would har...

Sasha Borissenko: Which MPs own the most property - part 2 4 Apr, 2021 03:00 AM 8 minutes to read Finance Minister Grant Robertson and PM Jacinda Ardern defend criticism from Judith Collins over bright-line test changes. Video / Mark Mitchell Finance Minister Grant Robertson and PM Jacinda Ardern defend criticism from Judith Collins over bright-line test changes. Video / Mark Mitchell NZ Herald COMMENT: In light of the Government's recent housing announcement last week I canvassed our MPs' property interests but only managed to get through A-K of the alphabet. With the rate of home ...

Naude, who supplied Stuff with video footage taken in June 2020 showing vehicles failing to stop for pedestrians, said inconsiderate motorists were an ongoing problem. “The issue is drivers are getting confused and not stopping.” “People are just not stopping...” Naude said there had been too many close calls. “I went out the other morning with the Timaru South School principal. We stood at the crossing ready to cross and three cars ignored us. “People are just not stopping and the rules are clear, if you see someone about to step out on to a crossing you have a responsibil...

The “appalling” state of a stretch of State Highway 1, near Timaru's Evans St, has concerned councillors.

Robert Alex Wills, 23, called Rangitata MP Jo Luxton's Timaru office three times with bomb threats. A man called Labour’s Timaru Rangitata electorate office and made bomb threats in a desperate bid to get medication for his chronic fatigue, his lawyer told a court at sentencing. Robert Alex Wills made three threatening calls to Rangitata MP Jo Luxton’s office within 25 minutes, claiming he would kill himself and others with a bomb if they did not help him get some medication, on the morning of October 23. Wills, 23, was sentenced to 12 months’ supervision when he appeared before Judge...