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Budding astronauts will be able to take part in a special space science exhibition that will run at the Ashburton Art Gallery and Museum from 22 December until the end of January.

17 November 2022

Ashburton clock tower

Ashburton’s iconic clock tower will begin glowing orange next week for the duration of Zonta’s 16-day international campaign against domestic violence.

17 November 2022

Deputy Mayor Liz McMillan

As the weather gets warmer and the days get longer, it is great to be able to get out for walks in the evening.

17 November 2022

Events for Christmas festival 2022

It’s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas, as the Council unwraps the festive season with three free community events guaranteed to spark joy in even the biggest grinch!

16 November 2022

Industry training award recipients

Hard work and study paid off for more than 200 Mid Canterbury people recently when they were recognised at the Ashburton District Council’s industry training awards.

16 November 2022

Speed sign on side of highway

Waka Kotahi - NZTA is proposing to lower the speed limit through Rakaia township to 50km/h and Mid Canterbury residents are being urged to have their say on that and other changes in their Interim State Highway Speed Management Plan.

16 November 2022

Christmas tree on main shopping road

Ashburton District Councillors have approved temporary road closures in the CBD for Light up the Night, the first of Council’s Christmas festival events on Friday 2 December.

14 November 2022

Hands on steering wheel of car

Ashburton College is looking for volunteer drivers to sit alongside students working towards their restricted driver’s licence.

10 November 2022

Firefighter wearing sunglasses

Rakaia School principal and volunteer firefighter Mark Ellis is ticking over the kilometres this month to support Movember and men’s mental health.

10 November 2022

Mayor Neil Brown

The silly season has begun, and the next six weeks is a whirl of events, from acknowledging the efforts of more than 200 apprentices to lighting up the big Christmas tree on East Street and hearing submissions on Council’s alfresco dining policy.

10 November 2022

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