The Geraldine News

Thursday - 9th July, 2026
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Geraldine Ukefest is back

Around 180 ukulele enthusiasts from around New Zealand and Australia descended on Geraldine over the weekend to take part in Geraldine Ukefest. The sunny weekend was “full of joy and laughter, and the camaraderie formed over the love of a simple...

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Thursday - 2nd July, 2026
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FI MCCAFFERTY

I’ve been editing GNews since April 2019, and always enjoy bringing the joy and community of this quirky little town to every single edition. I’m also incredibly proud of the reporters who bring those stories to us, and thankful to our advertisers and...

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Thursday - 25th June, 2026
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End of an era as Peter Young Apparel closes its doors

Peter Young has been the menswear go-to in Geraldine for two generations. For the last 28 years, he’s played that role from his Talbot Street store, Peter Young Apparel. About to take a bow, he’s exiting not only the business, but also a specialty...

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Thursday - 18th June, 2026
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Gresson Dorman celebrates Geraldine office refresh

Gresson Dorman & Co recently reopened its Geraldine office after six weeks of closure for a makeover. Geraldine-based associate solicitor Emily Coldicott says, “It’s now a welcoming, fresh, friendly space.” In addition to the existing services...

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Thursday - 11th June, 2026
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Bruce Rogershangs up handpieceafter 40 years

After four decades in shearing, and 35 years of helming Bruce Rogers Shearing (BRS), Bruce is hanging up his handpiece to focus on farming. Until last year, BRS’ patch spanned from Banks Peninsula to Outram and Makarora. “It’s been great to be in the...

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Thursday - 11th June, 2026
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Bruce Rogershangs up handpieceafter 40 years

After four decades in shearing, and 35 years of helming Bruce Rogers Shearing (BRS), Bruce is hanging up his handpiece to focus on farming. Until last year, BRS’ patch spanned from Banks Peninsula to Outram and Makarora. “It’s been great to be in the...

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Thursday - 4th June, 2026
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Funding helps save piece of Pleasant Valley history

Grants totalling more than $24,000 have allowed the historic Pleasant Valley School to undergo its most significant renovation in decades, preserving a piece of district history dating back to 1919. The Pleasant Valley Recreation Centre Trust oversees...

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