Alison, Tara and the friendships formed around a Queen Street business
There’s a new wave of sewers, knitters and crafters emerging in Waimate and at the centre is a main street business that has become far more than just a shop.
From young farmers to lifelong friends
A Young Farmers exchange competition more than 50 years ago took Lex Young halfway around the world and led to friendships that have lasted a lifetime.
Roselyn Fauth reflects, one year after her Aoraki Woman of the Year win
Ahead of this year’s Aoraki Woman of the Year event, we caught up with Roselyn Fauth nee Cloake to talk about the work that led to her nomination, and how the win gave her space to stop, reflect, and ask a bigger question about whose stories get told - and whose don’t.
Andrew Jones steps into principal role at Waimate High School
We’ve been chatting to new Waimate High School principal Andrew Jones about where he’s come from, why he’s here, and why South Canterbury is a great place to raise and educate kids.
We don’t let kids fail
Did you know that Waimate High School now sits at the top end of schools in the Aoraki region in several areas, including academic?