AMY RUSS When it comes to caring for those who served, Janice Marshall is a one-woman powerhouse.
Dr Paul Davidson, Marlborough Historical Society On the 10th of March 1876 the limitations of human
The sound of polished engines and the sight of gleaming chrome will once again fill the Waterlea Rac
Malcolm Taylor has a longstanding interest in politics. His interest in being a politician, though,
A&P Pavilion has a hard deadline. Come rain or come shine – lately, there’s been a lot of the first
Havelock prepares for its biggest celebration yet ADRIENNE MATTHEWS Prepare your tastebuds for th
Last week, my boss green-lit a new title for me: News Editor. How did I repay him? By promptly going
The Marlborough Multicultural Festival marked two decades of cultural celebration in style on Saturd
Saturday’s Rapaura School Country Harvest Fair again proved a significant drawcard while providing a
Well before starting Brave Roots Wine, Masha Skorchenko and Alina Tenetka already had long, intertwi
Marlborough News in brief Conservationists Rangitane o Wairau received formal appointment as the Co
NIGEL MUIR Along with Michelle Clark, the author is co-founder of Wild Waikawa, an ongoing conserva
Between Riverlands and Kaikoura, SH1 features breathtaking views as it weaves among inclines and alo
Crump! In the audio range between a crack and a thump, a sharp impact echoed in the Renwick Sports a
On Saturday March 7 from 11am to 3pm, Churchill Glade in Pollard Park will once again come alive wit
Anne Goodyer
Ankit Sharma
The Rapaura and Renwick tennis clubs dominated the top placings when the WK+ Marlborough Championshi
Twelve Marlborough athletes came away from Nelson’s Saxton Fields as Tasman champions last weekend.
Touch team fourth Marlborough’s under-21 touch side finished a meritorious fourth during the recent
Marlborough’s college rowers underlined their readiness for the forthcoming Maadi Cup regatta with a
The coveted Hiwa-I-Te-Rangi Trophy will spend the summer in Marlborough after our women’s rep cricke
Eastern States Speedway delivered two nights of frantic racing as it hosted the Bridgestone Blenheim
Three Marlborough women were part of the Tasman hockey side which clinched a “three-peat” of nationa
Inter-house rivalry and fun times were to the fore when the annual Marlborough Girls’ College athlet
Seaweed has long played a role in New Zealand agriculture, well before it became a commercial produc
Damien O’Connor, List MP Labour As farmers and growers we understand the need to have somewhere to
Agri-women’s Development Trust In a world where the pace of change feels relentless, finding balanc
On seaside farmland on the Kekerengu coast, a sixth-generation family farm is producing some of the
When Marlburian members of Rural Women New Zealand gather this afternoon (18 February) to fete the o
Global dairy commodity prices Global dairy commodity prices are expected to remain weak after ‘stunn
Kiwi shearer makes history with 732 strong-wool ewes in nine hours Last month champion shearer, from
Andrew Ritchie Future Post, winners of the 2025 Wine category and Supreme winner of the Port Marlbo
