Yurt dweller's 'tactical retreat'
Home reluctantly dismantled after TDC ruling
Mining granted access
Conservation Minister Nick Smith has approved open-cast mining on the Denniston Plateau.
Renovation reveals hidden history
As a 1920s home in Nelson's Nile St becomes more modern, it reveals hidden treasures from its past.
No relief in life of chronic pain
A Nelson woman suffering from what has been dubbed "the suicide disease" wants to find other people with her condition.
Nelson woman on tornado alert
A Nelson mother has been on tornado watch in Texas since 24 people were killed on Monday.
Mining plan a West Coast disaster
OPINION: A new Denniston mine would stop real progress on the West Coast, says Russell Tregonning.
| 10:51am | No more headaches for wine buffs |
| 8:41am | Mining plan a West Coast disaster |
| 8:29am | Suspense smoulders |
| 7:43am | Yurt dweller's 'tactical retreat' |
| 3:06pm | Concert for Richard Nunns |
| 3:05pm | Talented songwriter moves audience with heartfelt songs |
| 2:58pm | The Exponents: Greatest Hits |
| 2:56pm | Arrow makes its points too fast |
| 2:34pm | Showcase for Kiwi singer-songwriters |
| 1:53pm | Paper City making headlines
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Renovation of house reveals treasures
Yurt dweller's 'tactical retreat'
No relief in life of chronic pain
Nelson woman on alert in scary Tornado Alley
Mining plan a West Coast disaster
Film's confused message will leave viewers reeling
Appleby truffle is gourmet black gold
Dairy refuses to help injured cyclist
Historic Maori taiaha stolen
An historic wooden taiaha given by iwi to Nelson's first Anglican Bishop has been stolen from Nelson's Christ Church Cathedral.
Surgeon under investigation resigns
The surgeon at the centre of a criminal investigation into botched surgery has resigned.
Aerators first step to fix odour
Rockquest winners to support 'Talent' star
Appleby truffle is black gold
A black truffle the size of a tennis ball, grown in Nelson, is causing excitement.
Contract glitch good for Makos
Robbie Malneek should be playing rugby in France. Instead, he's now preparing for his eighth straight season with the Tasman Makos and extending his record 73 appearances for the union.
Dagg returns for blockbuster
Israel Dagg has been flung a lifeline but Robbie Fruean has sunk from view.
Rising star in NZ squad
Batsmen letting the bowlers down
New mentor has eyes on the cup
Garry MacDonald knows first-hand the significant role Nelson has played in New Zealand minor association Hawke Cup cricket history.
Spreading the raw food message
Who's behind the raw food fad? Golden Bay mother Sarah Tarrylea introduces Naomi Arnold to her family's way of living life raw.
Child abuse crusade
Teresa O'Connor backgrounds a Nelson initiative aimed at helping people identify the neglect and abuse of children.
Moutere ICON expands gallery space
Cooks connection
Young artists lend a hand in new book
Self-publishing a book is commonplace today, but having children illustrate it is quite unique.
Paper City making headlines
The Nelson smokefreerockquest connection has yet another success story in the making, reports Naomi Arnold.
Concert for Richard Nunns
Nelsonian Richard Nunns' story is remarkable for several reasons - and will soon be available to a wider audience.
Talented songwriter moves audience
TV review: Arrow
Suspense smoulders
It's a mixed bag for reviewer Dave Manning at the movies this week.
City's motto lacks creative touch
A Nelson businessman thinks it's time the city had a discussion about its branding and wants to see the back of the 'Live the Day' motto.
A 'special haven' atmosphere at risk
The Government's decision to keep Salisbury school open is extraordinary for several reasons.
A duty of care to put things right
Murals realistic way to attract tourists
Mining plan a West Coast disaster
A new Denniston mine would stop real progress on the West Coast, says Russell Tregonning.
Plan for free CBD WiFi
Mayor Aldo Miccio wants to introduce free WiFi to central Nelson in time for the tourism season.
Airport slammed
Nelson Airport is the region's' biggest "under-achieving asset", councillors have heard.
Derby girls launch gear
Nelson cafe shuts up shop
Toy store sells drug-dealing game
An adult card game which lets players pretend to be cannabis-dealing kingpins is being sold at Toyworld Nelson.
New life arrrives with little notice
Their little girl was perfect, still curled from the womb, with a squall that rasped huskily in the top ranges and fingernails no thicker than skin. She had come, seemingly, from nowhere.
Nelson's best fruit and veges
Feijoa jam on my toast this morning, feijoa chutney and cheese sandwiches for lunch, feijoa muffins for afternoon tea, Yes, it is late autumn and fruit in Nelson is bountiful.
Reclaiming Bridge St
Shallow pleasures
Money hungry Stones caught short
As fans baulk at preposterous prices on their latest tour, is the Rolling Stones' juggernaut finally running out of steam?
Tour party offers best beer stops
It's only mid-May, we are finally home from a few too many trips to San Diego, and yet we find ourselves fantasising about where else we could be drinking beer.
Sprout heaven
Even though I know they're good for me, I've never been much of a cabbage girl.
Making choices early gives room to move
Rata Room run with relish
Going nuts for health
Walnuts - healthy, versatile, and freshly available right now. Who wouldn't be nutty about the fruits of these ancient trees?
Honour for 'dog whisperer'
You can tell by the look in animals’ eyes that they trust John Bergman. (Or at least recognise that he knows damn well what they are thinking.)
Spreading the raw food message
Who's behind the raw food fad? Golden Bay mother Sarah Tarrylea introduces Naomi Arnold to her family's way of living life raw.
Hairdresser is back after attack
Derby girls launch gear
Pioneer's creative drive
Mirek Smisek was one of New Zealand's leading pioneer studio potters. He lived in Nelson from 1952-68, starting off at the then Nelson Brick and Pipe Company.
Richards to push fun in mayoral bid
Jester House owner Steve Richards is the latest to toss his hat in the TDC mayoral ring.
Candidate keen on moneyless future
St Arnaud farmer Richard Osmaston is pushing his crusade for a moneyless economy by standing for mayor of Nelson.
Skills, experience key for council
Teen hopes to shake up council
Election notebook
Nelson-Tasman residents will go to the polls later this year, voting in local body elections closing October 12. Until then, this blog will act as a frequently-updated resource for voters.
Richmond flooding addressed
Funding for upgrading stormwater systems around Richmond will be added to the Tasman District Council's annual plan for 2013-2014 after a torrent of public submissions following last month's catastrophic flooding.
City's motto lacks creative touch
A Nelson businessman thinks it's time the city had a discussion about its branding and wants to see the back of the 'Live the Day' motto.
Church gives back
Rosy outlook for growers
Lights, camera, action
From 7pm on Friday till 7pm on Sunday at least 40 Nelsonians will be taking part in 48 Hours, a nationwide film-making contest that prides itself on keeping its contestants in the dark right up until when the starter's gun fires.
Concert for Richard Nunns
Nelsonian Richard Nunns' story is remarkable for several reasons - and will soon be available to a wider audience.
Showcase for songwriters
Boathouse regulars from Wellington, acoustic alt country The Shot Band, will play a double-billed date with acclaimed West Coast singer-songwriter Katie Thompson tomorrow night.
Reclaiming Bridge St
On Tuesday, something had changed at the dark end of Bridge St - a couple of retailers had dawdled outside their shops to interact with passers-by.
Nelson architecture slated
New Zealand's 'concrete slab' architecture is shabby, says Nelson bed and breakfast accommodation owner David Los.
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