Pioneer shearer Margaret Gould died from burns, Coroner warns of risks to elderly living alone
The life of a pioneering New Zealand female shearer ended tragically before Christmas last year when
Designer passion for flax fashion
Inspiration from a Textiles class weaving flax bracelets and memories of weaving fish has seen profe
Golfing experience moves indoors
The instillation of two E6 Golf simulators at the Simcox Indoor Sports Stadium on Battys Rd has seen
Kindy kids get taste of the Islands
Some of Marlborough’s kindergarten kids have experienced the Pacific at home, engaging in traditions
Rosie hits the right notes on world stage
After raising funds teaching local student singers, one of Blenheim’s finest voices has reached the
Marlborough's July local legend
Last month’s Local Legend had to be Robert Harrison Jones. Besides producing vast amounts of garlic
Fresh health approach earns national notice
Thanks to supporting letters from patients and peers, two Blenheim doctors with an ethos of patient-
Chairs for classroom contribution
Unused classroom furniture from across Marlborough has been refurbished and sent to its new island l
Elected before the election
With two months to go until election day, four of the region’s councillors have already been elected
Nurses stress safer staffing needed
A Wednesday strike from nurses across the country out of staffing level concerns saw strikers, and s
Falcons fall agonisingly short
The Marlborough Boys' College First XV's season came to a cruel conclusion with a last minute 36 - 3
Photos: Renwick rugby celebrates 110 years
The Renwick Rugby Club celebrated 110 years of “passion, pride and community” in fine style at the R
Garden Marlborough ready to bloom again
The pathway to Garden Marlborough 2025 is officially open, with high-profile local and international
Art from students’ hearts
Whether paint, pencil or photos of a mirror vinyl figure called ‘Cassandra’, the artistic thoughts a
Havelock stalwart honoured by new museum wing
A significant chapter in Havelock’s heritage journey was celebrated this week with the official open
Ski Sisters not letting ice chance skate by
A pair of entrepreneurial sisters are relishing the fact a popular ice skating spot is good to go th
Eight-week wait for Havelock water fix
A temporary ultraviolet filter installation reducing Havelock’s mains water boil notice from three y
Swamped by talent
Like ogres and onions, many layers contribute to the latest stage offering from Marlborough’s combin
Russia earthquake sending tsunami surge
An 8.8 magnitude earthquake of Russia's far eastern coast - the world's largest since 2011 - has cau
Blenheim’s new A&P pavilion to break ground in November
Kira Carrington, Local Democracy Reporter Work on a long-awaited new pavilion at Blenheim’s A&P Par
Community canvasses weaving connections
A community-sourced exhibition combining traditional Māori weaving and collaborative painting based
NMIT ‘ecstatic’ after return to local governance
Background preparation work for a return to stand alone operations has left the Nelson Marlborough I
Sponsored: A New Home, Same Heart and Next Generation of Pet Care
After more than three decades of dedicated service in their long-standing Boyce Street location, Spr
Good giggles come to town
The warm-up tour for a globally-released, clean comedy special by the latest New Zealand comedian to