Dump fees may rise in Marlborough
KIRA CARRINGTON - Local Democracy Reporter Marlburians may need to buy one less takeaway coffee in
Volunteer shout-out
It’s the last days to acknowledge Marlborough’s most dedicated volunteers, as the deadline for the 2
Submerged snapper farm breaks new ground
A world-first ‘soft’ fish farm off D’Urville Island is being hailed as a success after a month of tr
Prouder than ever
Increased local and national interest after last year’s inaugural Pride Wairau has prompted organise
Helping hands for Hospice
The sale of items such as barbecued burgers, cans of Coke and raffle tickets will help care for Marl
Winter heart warmers
Foster children throughout Marlborough will be able to go to bed each night wrapped in clothes made
Wild times in Waikawa for enviro students
Many hands made light work as Queen Charlotte College students brought “great gusto” to a working be
Lucrezia’s ‘a winner at heart’
Modelling practise, personal growth and “getting over the fear of being seen” has prepared Marlburia
Barking up the right tree
Our four-footed friends had a weekend in the limelight when the Marlborough Kennel Club hosted their
Standing in strength against sexual violence
This weekend invites Marlburians to come together to stand with victims of sexual violence and gener
Coffee and haircuts connecting generations
Blenheim’s old community college building has come full circle with a focus on generational collabor
Expanded reach aim for Multicultural Centre
First-hand experience of settling in Marlborough combined with long-time knowledge of the community
Carla’s ‘ampuversary’
Friends and family celebrated a local woman’s 10-year ‘ampuversary’ with a ten kilometre walk on Sun
NMIT celebrates scholarships for Marlborough students
The Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology has celebrated the achievements of outstanding studen
Picton back in the driver’s seat
After the first opportunity for young drivers to sit their driving tests in Picton proved so success
'Break the Silence, End the Violence'
Whakatika I tō Mana, an event dedicated to raising awareness about and ending sexual violence, will
Rotary’s mammoth garage sale
The Rotary Blenheim South’s Mammoth Garage Sale & Book Fair is set to take place at Waterlea Racecou
Dining with the stars
New faces will be popping up on the walls of Oxley’s Bar and Kitchen thanks to a rotating series of
Growing momentum for community garden
The positive spirit around Picton’s new community garden project was palpable at its first official
Playhouse positivity
A competitive building competition has resulted in Marlborough’s only Māori immersion preschool gett
Eleven-year-old wins Marlborough music prize
Eleven-year-old Felix Huang is this year’s winner of the Queen Elizabeth II Music Award. One of the
Water leak causes Rarangi boil notice
North Rarangi residents on the water scheme have been notified to boil or treat water after a major
Capturing the top of the South’s sunshine
A formerly unproductive vineyard just south of Blenheim will power 16% of Blenheim's daytime needs w
Mane event
The formation of a top-class cross country course at the Marlborough Equestrian Park paved the way f