First responders remaining ready as rain returns tomorrow
Civil Defence and emergency responders are remaining vigilant as another rain warning was issued for
Clean-up commences after region hit by flooding
Marlborough Weekly reporter William Woodworth looks back at the weekend’s flooding events. Marlboro
Ferry onshore work plans announced
Agreements on the core infrastructure scope of work have been announced by Rail Minister Winston Pet
Marlborough council passes reduced rates increase of 8.61%
Kira Carrington, LDR Marlborough District Council unanimously approved a rates increase of 8.61% al
Piles of pyjamas
The final delivery of pyjamas sourced from generous Marlburians to the Marlborough Weekly has been h
Koreans grateful for Ian’s input
The top of the South Island’s last-surviving Korean War veteran was “ambushed” by acknowledgements a
Spring Creek residents safe to return home
Spring Creek residents evacuated as a precautionary yesterday can return home this morning. Marlbor
Port signs on for second new tugboat
Port Marlborough will be taking possession of a second Damen Shipyards tug, the Kaiaua, after trials
No road access between Picton and Blenheim as roads close
Updated at 7:20pm A week-long State of Local Emergency has been issued Marlborough-wide, some Renwi
Volunteer awards postponed
Tonight's annual Volunteer Marlborough Volunteer of the Year awards have been postponed due to trave
Spring Creek evacuation remains overnight
Marlborough Emergency Management has made the decision to not allow Spring Creek residents to return
Picton vets’ feedback earns award
Quality trumped quantity as glowing recommendations from customers saw Picton Veterinary Clinic ackn
Bryn handing over birdlife battle
Picton Dawn Chorus is after the next generation of environmental guardians to contribute to the boar
"Precautionary" state of emergency declared
Some Spring Creek residents have been notified to evacuate before 6am tomorrow morning, as Marlborou
Business Beat: Wine owner's eight country tour; Uber and Big Save eyeing Blenheim?
Amanda Johnson, owner and managing director of Spy Valley Wines, recently returned from a marathon s
More than a month's rain predicted for parts of Marlborough
Thursday and Friday's bad weather could see Blenheim get over its usual monthly rainfall for June ah
New environment plan approved
Council has approved the recommendation of its Environment and Planning Committee to adopt most of t
Whale jawbones officially welcomed
A significant date for Rangitāne has become even more significant with the official reveal of parāoa
Gwen’s top of the table
Rugby mastermind of Max George Joiners, Gwen Win, is the 2025 champion of the Marlborough Weekly’s S
Two days of weather warnings across Marlborough
Rain and wind watches are blanketing Marlborough and most of the South Island over the next two days
Snagging support for “devastating” disease
Blenheim Bunnings' BBQs will join all others across New Zealand this Saturday for a national sausage
Wineries urged to use water wisely as aquifers shrink
By Kira Carrington, Local Democracy Reporter A leading figure in wine sustainability says winegrowe
Marlborough man leaves boys with loaded rifle on beach, judge condemns ‘stupid behaviour’
A man left two young boys on a beach at d'Urville Island with a loaded rifle while he went off fishi
200,000 plants in the ground and growing
Small it may have been but the 200,000th plant placed in the ground near Havelock in Marlborough rec