Road reopens after horror crash
State Highway 6, near Okaramio, has reopened to a single lane shortly after 7am today. Last night t
World War II-type bridge considered for Clarence Valley repair work
David Hill, Local Democracy Reporter A bailey bridge is one option being considered to give Clarenc
‘She’ll still be greeting students with her trademark sparkle for a long time to come’
A teacher who welcomed generations of students to her rural classroom now has a memorial which will
Up, up, and hooray
Gordon Preece The buiding of a ‘Helicopter House’ in Nelson is raising money for the region’s rescu
Ruby McManaway from Yealands becomes the 2025 Marlborough Young Winemaker
Congratulations to Ruby McManaway from Yealands, who was announced as the 2025 Tonnellerie de Mercur
Sensible conversation
Less than a year after first baring her soul through personal stories in book form, Lucy Blakiston i
Chipping in to benefit worldwide rural health
A world-leading innovation designed to help rural doctors test for infectious diseases is being deve
Global MADness
A decision by a Marlborough hip-hop dance combination to step up and compete in the country’s top di
Harriet inspired by Parliament
Harriet McLauchlan has made the most of her opportunity to represent the Kaikōura electorate at this
Boil water advisory issued for Havelock
Marlborough District Council has issued a boil water advisory for residents and businesses using the
Marlborough votes for separate water delivery organisation
Local Democracy Reporter The Marlborough District Council has voted to establish a separate organis
Shout out for stolen audio gear
Audio equipment frequently used at many Marlborough events have been stolen and the owner is asking
NMIT stands alone from 2026
Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology (NMIT) has been confirmed as one of the polytechnics that
Livia arrives to Picton
Bluebridge's newest addition to the Cook Strait ferry fleet has made its first arrival into Picton H
Writers honour courageous women in wartime
Tessa Nicholson is keen to dig into tales of wartime bravery, whether retold from first-hand experie
Therapy dogs meet and greet
Qualified furry friends were the centre of attention for many at Te Kahu o Waipuna on Thursday. The
Family violence – some warning signs
ADRIENNE MATTHEWS It is Women’s Refuge month. Not only do we have an appalling rate of family viole
Orange you glad?
The traditional treat of a palate-cleansing orange addition to a Blenheim café’s coffee will remain,
Business beat
Frank Nelson Marlborough residents really struggling to cope with the rising cost of living have ea
Marlborough Emergency Management says ‘be prepared’ for more rain
With another spell of rain on the way on Friday, Marlborough residents are advised to ‘be ready, be
All paws on deck for evacuation
Fifty-six animals had overnight getaways, while some found permanent homes after SPCA Renwick was ev
Stage set for stars to shine
Brave locals are preparing to step into some famous shoes for an annual fundraiser benefitting Marlb
Past, present and future celebrate St Mary’s milestone
The only Catholic preschool in the South Island celebrated its half-century on Friday, with many for
Full-throttle fundraising
A lucky local is set to win a brand-new Suzuki Swift while supporting crucial healthcare. Hospice M