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Did you know that Timaru's Covid-19 testing clinic is seeing up to 20 people a day?
Kiwis step forward to help get a German family, riding out the lockdown in a tiny van, into a unit at Timaru's Top 10 Holiday Park.
One in 10 people spoken to by police across South Canterbury during lockdown are flouting the rules and many are known criminals, the region's top cop says.
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Dozens of people have been using Environment Canterbury's new on demand bus service, rushed into use because of the Covid-19 lockdown.
Mustering season is getting underway in the Mackenzie Basin but the Covid-19 outbreak and the measures in place to reduce its spread could have an impact on operations for some farmers.
The Temuka mum of a 5-year-old girl battling liver cancer has a message for those flouting lockdown rules.
There are 40 tourists holed up at a Timaru holiday park for the duration of the Covid-19 lockdown, but they're not complaining.
The region's refugee settlement manager hopes this difficult time of uncertainty and separation from loved ones will inspire empathy for refugees.
People will respond differently to the fear of coronavirus but it is important to stay kind, we're all in this together, Timaru counsellor says.
The compliance to lockdown rules shown by South Canterbury people is "a great example of how good the community is", Aoraki Area Commander Inspector Dave Gaskin says.
There are now seven Covid-19 cases in South Canterbury.
Waimate teenager travels 11,429km from a lockdown in the USA to another two-week lockdown in an Auckland hotel room.
There are still three groups of people flouting the lockdown rules in South Canterbury according to the region's police area commander.
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