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Traffic Alert: SH1 at Hundalee
Drivers on State Highway 1 could experience delays around Hundalee on Saturday. According to report
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
Artificial ice rink returns to CBD
A chilly Northern Hemisphere tradition is coming to Blenheim, with an artificial ice-skating rink re
Maximising community life
Keeping connected with friends and passions is crucial for many people, but it becomes increasingly
Port work cements Picton as ferries’ future over ‘unproven’ Clifford Bay
By Kira Carrington, Local Democracy Reporter Port Marlborough’s chief executive says there is “no a
Action on Sounds parchment worm ‘in the too-hard basket’
Kira Carrington, Local Democracy Reporter An environmental group calling for control of parchment w
New Zealand King Salmon celebrates new aquaculture diving graduates
New Zealand King Salmon (NZKS) is celebrating six team members, who recently received NZQA-approved
Province praised for courage to host iconic adventure race
Marlborough became the capital of global expedition racing in December when the province hosted the
Safe shelters to help homeless
A combination of fabrication know-how, a tragic loss of a rehabilitation centre, and seeing local ho
Sponsored: All aboard for the Picton Maritime Festival 2026
Picton’s much-loved Maritime Festival is charting an exciting course for 2026, with fresh additions,
Flower business blooms in South Marlborough
Expectations have been blown out of the water for the first season of Picks and Petals, a sunflower
Council start “eye-opening” for Cyril
It took over a decade, four attempts including a last minute 2022 loss, plenty of fuel moving his ca
First rain watch of the year tonight, MetService warns could get heavy
A January cold snap filters into Marlborough from tonight, with heavy rain forecast for parts of the
Business beat
Frank Nelson Local talent behind Wētā Workshop's new exhibition Alice Taylor’s job is to help maxim
Swampy to the rescue: swimming excavator dredges Blenheim river
Kira Carrington, Local Democracy Reporter Meet Swampy, the purpose-built amphibious excavator that
Festival bringing Maritime Spirit
After 20 attempts by its organisers to get a tall ship to attend, Picton will finally host a truly i
Sponsored: New machine set to revolutionise roadway work for WL Contracting
Driveway and roading repairs along with vineyard grape truck lanes and getting roads ready for harve
Mapping nature for smarter restoration on farms
Wendy Sullivan, Wairau Nature Network The Wairau Nature Network has launched an interactive mapping
Gateway callout for student options
Both of Blenheim’s colleges are putting an early call out for local businesses to put their hands up
Māori health org promises ‘in tatters’
The Iwi Māori Partnership Board for Te Tauihu has called the Health Select Committee’s recommendatio
Lions turn books into community benefits
The Blenheim Lions Club has been out and about to end the year, not only staging their Christmas Mar
Boys’ College leaders ready for their turn
Ahead of the summer break, Marlborough Boys’ College 2026 Head Boy Rangatira Smith and Deputy Head B