Alcohol bylaw ‘loophole’ raised by Sounds Councillor closed by legal team
KIRA CARRINGTON, LOCAL DEMOCRACY REPORTER A Marlborough Councillor thought it was illegal to buy al
Sponsored: Blenheim households are the first in NZ to test a new way of planning groceries
Weekly grocery planning has quietly become one of the most mentally demanding household tasks. Price
Marlborough schools receive high marks in attendance
Kate Russell School attendance across Marlborough, Nelson, and the West Coast improved in the final
Queen Charlotte College’s senior leaders take on redefined roles
The new student leaders at Queen Charlotte College have a deep history together. Now, they are makin
Welcome to the whanau: Blenheim colleges greet new students
Marlborough Boys' College and Marlborough Girls' College welcomed the newest students to their campu
Arts & Culture: Blenheim’s Rosie McAllister broadens her operatic range
Adrienne Matthews At just 22, Rosie McAllister is already building a musical story that spans homet
Mayor condemns 'ecological vandalism' on Marlborough beaches
Kira Carrington, Local Democracy Reporter Marlborough Mayor Nadine Taylor has condemned widespread
Electric airplane whooshes into Marlborough
With aviation aficionados looking on from the tarmac, an electric aircraft landed at Marlborough Air
Setting it straight: Wine Race is Saturday
Contrary to what the cover article in the print edition states, the WineWorks Marlborough Wine Race
Marlborough readers, meet Reporter Evan Tuchinsky
I have an accent. More than the cut of my jib or the nationality on my passport, the way I speak giv
WineWorks Marlborough Wine Race sets sail on Saturday
Like every mariner worth his salt, Tom van der Burgh can tell a story so rich in detail that you can
Canterbury council says 4 percent rates cap achievable, if no surprises
By David Hill, Local Democracy Reporter A North Canterbury council says it is in ‘‘a strong positi
Sacred stone welcome marks official reopening of Picton's London Quay
By Kira Carrington, Local Democracy Reporter The welcoming of a kōhatu, or sacred stone, marked the
Iconic festival benefits locals
Sara Meij-Kilpatrick With temperatures up around the 30s and the upcoming harvest looking promising
Gritty gold infuses skincare
What started as a messy kitchen experiment has grown into a Marlborough-made skincare brand with a s
Local Alcohol Policy shift brings new closing times
Late nights out will be brought earlier for all Marlborough establishments as the new Local Alcohol
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Traffic Alert: SH1 at Hundalee
Drivers on State Highway 1 could experience delays around Hundalee on Saturday. According to report
Setting sail for seventy
Springlands Sea Scouts are marking 70 years of adventure with a special gathering later this month.
EB Games powering down
EVAN TUCHINSKY After a quarter century in NZ and two decades in Marlborough, EB Games is transition
Accident blocks Redwoodtown traffic
An accident in Blenheim involving three vehicles on Redwood Street between Muller Road and Ida Stree
Maritime merriment time
With clouds providing a dramatic backdrop, the Picton Maritime Festival inspired sunny dispositions
William signs out
After a two-year, 10-month stint at the Marlborough Weekly, William Woodworth has written his final
Racecourse tragedy hits Grovetown family
ROBYN PARKES Allan Mitchell Herd, son of Alexander and Ann Herd was born in Dundee, Scotland in 186
Tearing down old bridge doesn’t settle ferry future in Picton, opponent says
By Kira Carrington, Local Democracy Reporter A company proposing to move inter-island ferry service