Marlborough Wine and Food Festival pops the cork
The Marlborough Wine and Food Festival got off to a robust start on Saturday, with afficionados of l
Kaylee Bell headlines Marlborough Food and Wine Festival
Amy Russ Kaylee Bell’s rise through New Zealand’s music scene has been anything but accidental. Yea
Sponsored: A new chapter for dining out in Blenheim
Thanks to the thoughtful redevelopment of the former Clubs of Marlborough building at 42 Alfred Stre
Mayor: Cook Strait rescue capability compromised
With open-ocean tugboat MMA Vision off contract this month, maritime emergency rescue capability in
Marlborough students receive gift of learning
Under the shade of a tree in the middle of campus, Blenheim School students had the start of Term 1
Beachcomber Cruises buoyed by Port Marlborough community
Each Friday in the latter half of 2025, Jessica Jones made a splash on social media. That somehow se
Open letter to lumber lifter
The Seddon Lions Club posted an open letter noting the loss of wood intended for elderly members of
Air Force Black Falcons flying over Marlborough
Marlborough Wine and Food Festival attendees should look skyward at 1:25pm on Saturday for an aerial
Uncorked
If your weekend was like mine, water never flowed too far from your thoughts. Heading down the Kaiko
News briefs from around Marlborough
Tale of two centres Town Centres in Blenheim and Picton enjoyed increases in occupancy last year yet
Eltham Road cycle lane set for alterations
As the school year progresses, students in Blenheim will see a different look along a popular route.
Thoughts of the Week
Local pride Re: “Anru looking good in black” I recall the first time I saw you play in Renwick -- yo
Marlborough Art Society showcases four distinct artists in new exhibition
Along High Street in Blenheim, the classic design of Marlborough Art Society’s sign draws many a wan
AED cabinet donation benefits Waihopai Valley
Saving the life of a person in medical distress frequently is a matter of time. Two local business l
Deborah Dalliessi continues family tradition of public service
Much like dental cleanings and WoF inspections, sitting through government meetings demands patience
St Arnaud skies open to newcomers
Just 10 months after taking up gliding, Rudy Zondag has completed a three-hour solo flight. It took
Thoughts of the Week
Questioning Councillor Re: “Alcohol bylaw ‘loophole’ closed” I don’t understand how someone who is
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What's available (and what isn't) on Waitangi Day
Marlborough District Council will keep waste disposal going for Waitangi Day, but other services wil
How to win a council seat with $58
By Kira Carrington, Local Democracy Reporter Marlborough councillor Cyril Dawson’s largest campaign
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Uncorked
“The only constant is change.” Heard that expression? I did at some point, and it stuck. So did this
WineWorks Marlborough Wine Race builds to a vintage finish
By Alex Roberton Saturday proved an excellent day to celebrate Marlborough’s wineries and sailors w
News Briefs
Feeding the Foodbank Lawsons Dry Hills’ Vinyl in the Vines not only provided music and refreshments
Major insurer declines new home insurance policies for Blenheim
By Kate Newton, RNZ Blenheim residents say AA Insurance has stopped offering new home insurance pol
Tradition greets Year 9 students at mihi whakatau in Blenheim
“Welcome to our beautiful school. You’re amazing; we’re amazing.” Those words, uttered in the sport