'Temperature check' on Kaikōura merger
Now that Kaikōura has asked Marlborough to be its partner for Government's formal, Marlburians get t
Kaikōura picks Marlborough
By Kira Carrington / Local Democracy Reporter The Kaikōura District Council has voted to join Marlb
Marlborough comedian helps others tickle funny bones
A moth goes to a podiatrist’s office. “Why are you here?” the doctor asks. The moth says, “Because t
Mānawatia a Matariki
Matariki returned on Friday with a series of events across Marlborough, bringing whānau and friends
King shag survey navigates Marlborough Sounds
For many fishermen in the Marlborough Sounds, shags prompt the utterance of four-letter expletives.
Merger decision imminent from Kaikōura
With evacuations and damage from the red-level storm creating more immediate concerns than the confi
Riverlands SH1 span blocked
SH1 at the intersection of Sheffield Street is blocked following a two-vehicle crash, according to N
SH1 reopening on Wednesday
SH1 south of Kaikōura is scheduled to reopen at midday on Wednesday (15 July), NZTA announced on Mon
Cultural exchange caps Chinese Language Week
The Marlborough Chinese Community, as an organisation and a collection of people, built a “bridge” b
Thoughts of the Week
Matchmakers Re: “Wild Waikawa donations getting doubled” Awesome! Donated. Good luck; what a great f
SH1 reopening work continues
SH1 remains on track to reopen early in the week, NZTA reported, as "good progress is being made" by
Uncorked: Independent on Independence Day
The country of my birth celebrated its 250th birthday on 4 July. In the country where I live, it was
Ada Redwood: controversy and convenience
Ada Redwood was born Martha MacDonald in 1867. Twenty years later, she gave birth to an illegitimate
Marlburians connect at Home and Garden Show
“When you really love what you do, there are no limits to what you can achieve,” remarked Jacqueline
Residents, businesses count cost of flooding across South Island
Samantha Gee of RNZ When Kaikōura's Lyell Creek threatened to burst its banks, Emporium Brewing own
Bluebridge ferry plot: Marlborough man Graeme Noone sentenced for hiding wanted man in car
A man wanted by police tried leaving town in a hurry on the Cook Strait ferry while hidden in the ba
Kaikōura decision delayed
With the red-level storm's damage of more immediate concern than configuration of councils, Kaikōura
'Gloves off' for List MP against Electorate MP
Around the Beehive, around Blenheim, even on flights in between, Jamie Arbuckle and Stuart Smith hav
Storm effects receding, but could rebound
By Kira Carrington, Local Democracy Reporter Marlborough roads have begun to reopen after heavy rai
Kaikōura farmer loses fences, feed week out from start of milking
RNZ A Kaikōura farmer says eight days out from starting milking, he has no power or water lines on
Drumroll, please – Community page debuts
The new Community page, that is – an interactive section of Marlborough Weekly and Marlborough App.
ERA orders sacked Tasman Rugby CEO Steven Mitchell back on payroll
By Brianna McIlraith, Open Justice Before a rugby union boss was sacked, his own board members call
Red alert! Storm forecast more dire
MetService upgraded today's severe weather alert to a red warning along the east coast, expanded the
Big Sleepout raising awareness of homelessness
Who would want to sleep outside in the cold of winter? Contrary to a prevailing myth surrounding hom