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Here on The Timaru Herald Facebook page we're keen to provide a safe place for people to talk about what's happening in our community. We enjoy interacting with you and encourage you to use The Timaru Herald Facebook page to comment on, debate or discuss current news and events. We use this Facebook site to highlight a selection of the stories we cover during the day, while providing you with a direct link to the newsroom. We want to hear your feedback and comments, but think it’s important for you to know that this is a moderated online public discussion site and comments may be used by The Timaru Herald for publication. To create a safe place where people feel they express their opinions, we ask that your comments are respectful and constructive. Robust debate will occur; however, once posted to The Timaru Herald Facebook page, we reserve the right to delete at our discretion comments or links that are off topic, or in poor taste, are or may be defamatory, or contain: * abusive or offensive language; * attacks on Fairfax/Timaru Herald employees, products or associated services; * personal attacks of any kind; * improper comments that target any ethnic, racial, or religious group; * trolling comments, or comments deliberately designed to elicit an emotional response; * spam or include certain links to other sites; * copyright or trademark infringements. Comments left on The Timaru Herald Facebook site by readers do not reflect the opinions and position of The Timaru Herald and its employees. These guidelines will be reviewed and amended from time to time. If you have any questions concerning the operation of this site, please contact us at editor@timaruherald.co.nz

We are a family owned baby and child store so you get friendly and helpful staff and lots of unique items. We are shopaholics ourselves so you will find an amazing selection of everything you could possibly want and more for your little ones. We love babies and children so you be right at home with our couch for feeding, customer toilet and changing room. If there are people that would like to purchase items seen (or not seen) on our facebook page who do not live in Timaru- we are always happy to do our best with information, posting pictures or sending items out. You can contact us via our email - orders@kidstuff.net.nz (this can be used for enquires too) or message us privately on Facebook or give us a call on 03 688 5152. we post items out daily and can do credit cards payments over the phone.

Holiday Park open all year round. Accommodation ranging from Unpowered Tent Sites to Park Motels.

Timaru Boys' High School, established in 1880, is a single sex state (public) secondary school located in the port city of Timaru, South Canterbury, New Zealand. TBHS caters for years 9 - 13 (ages 12 – 19 years).

South Canterbury's Leading Motorcycle dealer

Physiocentre is the longest standing physio practice in Timaru. It is an accredited, private practice physiotherapy business treating musculoskeletal sports and work injuries.

South Canterbury Saddlery was established October 2012. We are situated in Washdyke, Timaru and we have a modern retail shop which is part of the Ken Wills retail complex. SCS stock a variety of products for all your equestrian needs and are always searching for new products and ideas within New Zealand and overseas. We have a team of friendly and experienced staff who are dedicated to helping you with all your equestrian requirements, we welcome you in store, online and you can also follow us on Facebook.

We encourage you to visit our vibrant centre as a prospective new family or an interested visitor. We opened our centre in Otipua Rd in May 2011 and very quickly needed a full teaching team to meet the demand for enrolments. Our dynamic teaching team of 15 provides an environment where you feel welcomed from the moment you walk through the door. We believe that children should be given time and space to unfold in their own way supported by the trusting and secure relationships they have with their teachers .This is reflected in practice across our four rooms Matai,Tawa,Rimu and Kauri Rooms Natural materials are evident throughout the centre and we also value the open ended possibilities of equipment that children can creatively manipulate to support their innovative ideas. He aha te mea nui o te ao? He tangata! He tangata! He tangata! What is the most important thing in the world? It is people! It is people! It is people!

Timaru Farmers Market was established in 2009 as a project of Transition Timaru to support local farmers, growers and producers, providing an outlet for fresh seasonal produce. The market is held every Saturday morning at 27 Strathallan Street (Community House Car Park) Timaru

We cook Thai food with real passion!