Haiku has three lines: five beats, seven beats, five beats. Wait, writing takes math? Community thi
A few weeks after the ceremony, I find myself still harkening to the Marlborough Community & Volunte
Now that Kaikōura has asked Marlborough to be its partner for Government's formal, Marlburians get t
By Kira Carrington / Local Democracy Reporter The Kaikōura District Council has voted to join Marlb
A moth goes to a podiatrist’s office. “Why are you here?” the doctor asks. The moth says, “Because t
Matariki returned on Friday with a series of events across Marlborough, bringing whānau and friends
For many fishermen in the Marlborough Sounds, shags prompt the utterance of four-letter expletives.
With evacuations and damage from the red-level storm creating more immediate concerns than the confi
SH1 at the intersection of Sheffield Street is blocked following a two-vehicle crash, according to N
SH1 south of Kaikōura is scheduled to reopen at midday on Wednesday (15 July), NZTA announced on Mon
The Marlborough Chinese Community, as an organisation and a collection of people, built a “bridge” b
Matchmakers Re: “Wild Waikawa donations getting doubled” Awesome! Donated. Good luck; what a great f
SH1 remains on track to reopen early in the week, NZTA reported, as "good progress is being made" by
The country of my birth celebrated its 250th birthday on 4 July. In the country where I live, it was
Ada Redwood was born Martha MacDonald in 1867. Twenty years later, she gave birth to an illegitimate
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Lena Bailey is the proverbial “jack of all trades”. The 15-year-old Marlborough Girls’ College stud
Rugby league rubbed shoulders with rugby recently when the Marlborough Rugby League Festival was sta
Rangers AFC went back-to-back in the Nelson division one football competition on Friday, following u
Moutere and Waitohi continued to stretch their lead at the top of the Marlborough senior A rugby poi
A dedicated swimmer has reaped the rewards of his hard work. Finlay McNabb, a member of the Blenhei
The Marlborough under-52kg rugby team travelled west today, hoping to retain their grip on the covet
The Tasman Rugby Union is “match fit and ready to go” after recent restructuring, according to board
Awatere’s Tussock Jumpers produced a determined second half effort to edge past home side Renwick 29
KAT PICKFORD, Wine Marlborough For a region defined by vineyards, the appearance of bare blocks is
Jack Clerke has a passion for rural medicine. Born in Blenheim, raised near Linkwater, educated at Q
Andrew Ritchie Faced with declining yields, waterlogging and soil compaction in one of his vineyard
HAYLEY MCCAIRNS, South Marlborough Landscape Restoration Trust In the remote high country of South
Andrew Ritchie Hard work and a strong focus on their goals has ensured Hamish and Charlotte O’Donne
Earth connects everyone. From youths to seniors, city dwellers to rural residents, Marlburians share
Tony Orman Proposed government changes to help farmers leasing Crown land diversity and uplift valu
Historic Fonterra payment flows into regions A multi-billion dollar payout from Fonterra is being de
