Spondored: Local Legend: Jo Lane – December Winner
Jo Lane arrived in Marlborough in 1999 and quickly immersed herself in community life. She served ni
Carnatic descendants celebrate their milestone
BRIAN TAPP The author, a Tapp family descendant, has researched the impact of the Carnatic’s arriva
Thoughts of the Week
April Foolishness Re: “Nelson caught cheating for sunny days honour” Have been for years; there’s no
Marlborough's weather alert upgraded to a warning
Moving the Marlborough region from a watch to a warning, MetService updated the weather alert for to
Flight to Wellington? Matt hopes so
Will the second time be the charm for a second time? Matt Flight hopes so – if that pattern holds, h
Cyclone window expands for Marlborough
MetService expanded the heavy rain watch for eastern Marlborough and northeastern Canterbury to star
Uncorked: Why is ‘Council’ a four-letter word?
Warning: This column may induce eyerolls or yawns. Reader discretion is advised. When I started in
Salute, then snippiness, at Marlborough meeting
Last Thursday morning, 46 years of institutional knowledge headed out of Marlborough District Counci
Marlborough added to Cyclone Vaianu alerts
Cyclone Vaianu's impact on New Zealand is expected to include Marlborough as MetService has updated
North Island braces for cyclone due Sunday
RNZ MetService has issued several severe weather warnings for much of the North Island as Cyclone V
Notable news around Marlborough
Charity sales Blenheim South Rotary has started gathering items for the club’s fourth annual Mammoth
Business Beat: A whale of a trailblazer
FRANK NELSON Cyclists in Marlborough have a fantastic choice of great riding trails, the latest bei
‘Love’ at first sight for Boathouse Theatre
Anton Peleman and Rose Church had never met before final auditions for “Shakespeare in Love” at the
Selmes set to bloom anew
Marlburians who associate Selmes with a garden centre will not have long to wait for a return of sor
Marlborough libraries undergo 'routine maintenance'
Library users who have cocked their brows at scaffolding around the Picton branch and shielded their
Observed on Easter Sunday around Marlborough
Marlburians and visitors marked Easter Sunday in their own ways. Many attended church services. Othe
‘Straight Outta Omaka’ to Warbirds Over Wanaka
History takes time. Few know that better than the three pilots and two-dozen aviation aficionados wh
Kapa haka takes centre stage
Over the past 13 years, kapa haka of the highest calibre involved journeys of distance as well as pe
Health survey seeks experiences of Māori in Marlborough
NICOLA COBURN The author is a Te Tauihu-based communications and public relations consultant. Māori
Thoughts of the week
Marlborough Weekly readers' Thoughts of the week. Worried about water Re: “How low can the Wairau g
Notable news from around Marlborough
Power trust In a close election with low participation, ratepayers filled the three open seats on th
Fruit Loop Festival bowls fans over
Marlburians were treated to ripe, delicious beats and other sweet treats last Saturday as the inaugu
Uncorked: Plan around what’s truly unique
At the time I usually arrive at the office, I had breakfast Friday with 20 business-minded Marlburia
Businesses help ‘refresh’ Marlborough’s economic plan
How should Marlborough approach economic development? Business owners have considered that question