News
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21 Feb
Reconnect project under way at Pines Resource Recovery Park
Work has begun on the first round of improvements at the Pines Resource Recovery Park
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18 Feb
Rugby clubrooms move to Foster Park
The Rolleston Rugby Football Club clubrooms have moved to Foster Park
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18 Feb
Skate jams get rolling
The first Summer Skate Jam of the year kicked off at Glentunnel School last week with more than 60 people enjoying skateboarding, scootering and other wheeled fun
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18 Feb
Community Fund helps star dancers
A brand new dance workshop for children and young adults living with disabilities has started in Lincoln, supported by the Selwyn Community Fund
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18 Feb
A place to finally call home
Continuing our series on the Faces of Selwyn, Sam and Lillian Ragnarsson met in an airport on their way to visit New Zealand, starting a long journey to calling this country home
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17 Feb
New Council customer service centre opens
A blessing and a ribbon cutting marked the official opening of the new customer services centre at the Council headquarters in Rolleston
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11 Feb
Waitangi Day celebration for new citizens
Waitangi Day became an extra special celebration of a new start for 21 New Zealanders at Ngāti Moki Marae, Taumutu
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11 Feb
Selwyn leads the nation in population and economic growth
Selwyn had the highest population and economic growth in New Zealand over the past 10 years, according to new figures
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11 Feb
Intersection upgrade getting under way
Work on the intersection upgrade at Lowes Road and Tennyson Street in Rolleston will be starting on Monday 17 February