Power trust In a close election with low participation, ratepayers filled the three open seats on th
Marlborough Weekly readers' Thoughts of the week. Worried about water Re: “How low can the Wairau g
Marlburians were treated to ripe, delicious beats and other sweet treats last Saturday as the inaugu
At the time I usually arrive at the office, I had breakfast Friday with 20 business-minded Marlburia
Tony Quirk got a five-mayor sendoff into retirement on Thursday morning when Marlborough District Co
Matt Flight has reentered the political arena after a brief hiatus by standing for Parliament as the
Businesses across Marlborough have the option to open on Easter Sunday – or, likewise, close – under
Local Demagoguery Reporter A photo of the Nelson Mayor Nick Smith and his Deputy Pete Rainey shinin
Aviators and other locals who appreciate aviation witnessed an unprecedented event midday Wednesday
Members of the Marlborough District Council may feel like they’re looking into a mirror on Thursday
In a rare occurrence for the outside instead of inside, Marlborough’s signature performance venue dr
Havelock health charity puts out call for volunteers For thousands of Marlburians, moreso than othe
A search is underway for a person that went overboard from an Interislander ferry on the Cook Strait
FRANK NELSON Mandy Hargood has been running her Rai Valley business, MBM Unique Designs, for almost
Kudos to Coon … Re: “Arch Angel honoured” Well done and well deserved, Richard; a top honour for a t
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Celtic allrounder Luke Holdaway was named the 2025-26 Cricketer of the Year at the MCA's senior priz
The Marlborough Girls’ College First XI Cricket team ensured their debut appearance at the Aimee Wat
Giants v Saints Two of the country’s most decorated basketball teams will go head-to-head at Stadiu
Jody Scott The Bateman Motorsport NZ Streetstock Grand Prix returns to Eastern States Speedway on E
A golden glow surrounded the Marlborough college contingent at the 79th Maadi Cup secondary school r
Thursday afternoon at Lansdowne Park is Tasman Rippa Rugby time. Ninety-two teams from schools acro
True to the spirit of the 43rd annual competition, the New Zealand Women’s Evergreens National Softb
The weather might not have always played ball, but that did not dampen the spirits of the 150 women
With fewer young people growing up on farms, the need for farmers willing to pass on skills and expe
AMY RUSS After nearly five decades living and fishing in Picton, Marlborough resident Piero Rocco h
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
