Pies to the people
Staff reporter
The world-famous-in-Blenheim Burleigh Gourmet Pies turned ten-years-old yesterday....
Wheelie bins rolled out...way out
Fri, Aug 5, 2022 11:37 AM
That’s right, while many Marlburians would bend over backwards for a rubbish bin to wheel about the
Top of the South film to hit NZ and US screens
Tue, Aug 2, 2022 3:00 PM
A group of Top of the South film producers are taking their homegrown offering to 40 theatres across
Esports come to Marlborough
Tue, Aug 2, 2022 9:17 AM
Youth from across South Island are set to compete in the region’s first professionally produced espo
Missing man found deceased
Staff reporter
A man reported missing in the Havelock area yesterday has sadly been located deceased....
School build zones mapped
Staff reporter
Building zone plans for the co-located colleges’ campus at McLauchlan Street and the planned Bohally...
Community
De Goldi’s latest novel ‘nothing short of genius’
Contributor
Review by Tania Miller Eddy, Eddy by Kate De Goldi Published by Allen & Unwin The death of a dog h
Hedgehog tale a story with heart
Paula Hulburt
A Blenheim writer hopes a hedgehog called Benjamin will help raise money for struggling children ove
Theatre boss ushers in new era
Matt Brown
A newly appointed theatre boss found himself ushering in a new era –when he stepped up to fill a fro
Sport
Tasman Mako women overwhelm North Harbour in cup clash
Peter Jones
The Tasman Mako women’s team have racked up back to back wins in the Farah Palmer Cup competition, d
Today's Tasman Mako game times changed
Peter Jones
There has been a late change to both starting times for the Tasman Mako double header matches at Lan
Waitohi bag division two title: Seddon Shield goes west
Peter Jones
It has been 37 years since Waitohi last became Marlborough division two champions, but they ended th
Mako name team for opener; rugby aplenty at weekend
Peter Jones
The Tasman Mako men’s selectors have named a relatively unproven combination to take on the Southlan
Sporting briefs
Peter Jones
Rowers shine on world stage: Wairau rowers have made their presence felt at the world junior (under
Rapaura tennis club prepares to bring up century
Peter Jones
A major milestone looms for Rapaura tennis - and Marlborough’s iconic grass court club intends to ce
Rural
New group forms to enhance
Lake Elterwater-Ruakanakana
Staff reporter
Lake Elterwater-Ruakanakana has perhaps been a little under-appreciated in Marlborough’s biodiversit
Hate hurts
Staff reporter
NZ does not have legislation against hate speech, where one definition is comments that spread and f
Owners of unproductive land encouraged to grow ‘black diamonds’
Staff reporter
A Bay of Plenty truffle company is sharing the secrets of the industry in a bid to get landowners gr
Handling high pressure
Staff reporter
Lee-Anne Kruger began her journey with Fire and Emergency NZ (FENZ) as business support administrato
Tahryn Mason takes out Marlborough Young Vit Competition
Matt Brown
Villa Maria’s Tahryn Mason has been announced Marlborough’s Corteva Young Viticulturist of the Year.
Wine company’s push for biodiversity
Matt Brown
Hi-vis bedecked winery staff swapped the plonk for planting as part of an international spotlight on
Lifestyle
Sawmill to silver screen
Tessa Jaine
A group of passionate creatives and filmmakers are creating magic for our screens in an old sawmill,
If I Could with Russ Smith
Tessa Jaine
As a senior constable and part of Blenheim’s police team Russell Smith is a familiar face in the Mar
Soul searching success
Tessa Jaine
Success and freedom are two words that govern all those in some form of employment. Often, these two
Marlborough writer’s global audience
Tessa Jaine
Barb Jeffcott Geris was a busy solo mum when she started tapping away at her first novel. Twenty yea
If I Could
Tessa Jaine
When Michelle Madsen is not busy selling property, she is helping to run the animal rescue organisat
Night visions
Tessa Jaine
As New Zealand celebrates Matariki, Paula Hulburt discovers what makes Marlborough so special when i
