Kevin moseley takes centre stage
When it comes to performing arts in Marlborough, more often than not, Kevin Moseley appears centre s
Marlborough rates finalised
Marlborough District Council finalised rates for 2026-27, then opened the door to expanding who may
Volunteers of the Year — plural!
To cheers and applause that echoed through Whitehaven Theatre, the Marlborough Community & Volunteer
‘School Notes’ earmarked for young ears
When creating the programme for the “School Notes” concert next Tuesday, Steve Campbell did not have
Sounds facing cross-strait gales
Marlborough Sounds and coastal communities should prepare for gale-force winds blowing across the Co
Budget for 6.81% rates raise in Marlborough
Like the hanging plates on an antique scale, two elements of Council finances – and, by extension, M
Blenheim butcher a cut above in her field
Steph Busch grew up as a city girl. Unlike her peers from the outskirts of Blenheim to the outer rea
Student cast brings Greek myths to life on stage
A student-led vote sparked the creation of an ambitious original production that blends humour, myth
On eve of Marlborough awards, past winner shares experience
Although acclaimed for performances, Bob Tapp sidesteps the spotlight. As he explains, “I’m not big
Ward fire draws crews as winds fuel blazes
Fire crews have been called to a vegetation fire at Ward as strong winds drive multiple blazes acros
Thoughts of the Week
Luxon or leave-’m? Re: “PM engages Marlburians at Blenheim forum” Well-spoken and well-educated on a
Windiness on the way
Gusts this week appear to be the prelude for this weekend as MetService issued a strong wind watch f
Uncorked: Kiwi security
As mentioned in passing last week, I have met an American president. Getting within handshake distan
Marlburians advance to Ngā Manu Kōrero nationals
As Ngā Manu Kōrero rolls into its seventh decade, Marlborough will remain part of the story. Manaia
Business Beat: Marlborough wines infused with France
FRANK NELSON The stellar reputation of New Zealand wines in general – and Marlborough wines in part
Future of Work illuminates pathways for Marlborough students
If you do not see a road ahead, you may not see the way forward. That, in essence, is the driving pr
Notable news around Marlborough
$168K bull Monday’s PGG Wrightson Genetics Bull Sales broke a New Zealand record with Taimate Angus’
PM directly addresses Marlburians
As if déja vu, Lucas Mulitalo kept turning up during Prime Minister Christopher Luxon’s whistle-stop
Medical programme injecting more doctors into Marlborough
Jack Clerke has a passion for rural medicine. Born in Blenheim, raised near Linkwater, educated at Q
'Pretending to be Human' — as only these students would!
What does a playwright think when watching their work come to life on stage? More specifically, what
Deer hunters feed hungry Marlburians
MICHAEL HEYWARD, Department of Conservation Hunters, conservation and the community have all come o
Post-mortem: abandoned baby stillborn
A post-mortem examination determined that the baby whose body was found at Wairau Bar last month was
Wine industry conference emphasises education
When vintners and viticulturalists gather in Blenheim for WinePro 2026, a conference and trade show
History: Marlborough’s Queen of the Air Race
WENDY SIMONSEN AND PAUL DAVIDSON, Marlborough Historical Society 1953 marked 50 years since the Wri