Crowded house upsetting family
'There's no space. There's no privacy'
Call for housing study
Families and over-65s are struggling to find affordable homes in Nelson.
More people on streets - researcher
Nelson's homeless problem is worsening as people struggle to find affordable accommodation, says a researcher.
Hospital tackles boiler smoke
Smoke from Nelson Hospital's boiler chimney that pollutes Nelson city will be reduced with a new $500,000 filter system.
Smith criticises council debt
Nelson MP urges councils to rethink their 10-year plans in light of forecasts of combined debt.
Class size moves decried
The region's schools will soon need to fit more kids on the mat, following moves announced ahead of next week's Budget.
| 3:20pm | Bright future in the Brook |
| 2:56pm | Students rejoice at first victory
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| 2:45pm | Minuit plays Nelson for Tony Bayard |
| 2:39pm | Lawyers back book fair |
| 2:28pm | Fresh voice needed for Fresh Start show |
| 1:01pm | A 'once-in-a lifetime' show for audience |
| 12:58pm | Acting on emotions |
Wairoa crossing next for trail
Work has begun on a suspension bridge over the Wairoa River that will connect the cycle trail between Richmond and Brightwater.
Marketing material focus of review
The New Zealand Qualifications Authority will review the marketing material provided to international nursing students studying English language courses at the Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology.
World record bid in Youth Week
Glitz and glamour for Aly
Surfers let rip for a swell break
It is often when the weather gets cold that the surf gets up in Nelson and Olin Pilcherwas one of a group who took advantage of a glassy swell.
Opportunity knocks for Panzer
Quinnipiac University is hoping Erik Panzer's proven leadership ability will help propel it to success in the coming American college football season.
New Zealand's next Lomu?
Last year Julian Savea looked lazy, uninterested and overrated.
Dean packs running shoes
Out to lift profile of game
Veteran back with special car
An old friend's returning to Nelson.
War behind net curtains
Waimea Village looks like a peaceful haven, but a row over rents is turning nasty.
Machine designed for dangerous work
A Brightwater company has just produced a machine with the potential to make one of the most dangerous logging operations a lot safer.
Dairy awards winner 'stoked' with success
Gym slips
Rediscovering the joy of music
Fleur Jackson's life so far reads like a varied music score, full of challenges, high notes and low notes. Anna Pearson reports.
A 'once-in-a lifetime' show for audience
If you've ever wanted to see how a movie's made, Friday at 7.30pm could be your chance.
Glitz and glamour for Aly
She didn't take out the big prize, but Tasman musician Aly Cook walked the red carpet at the Sydney Opera House in style.
Playing for laughs now duo's career
Wizz enjoys 'sharing MJ'
Acting on emotions
Nelson audiences will have the rare chance to see Sir Ian McKellen in the flesh when he performs at the Theatre Royal this Sunday.
In need of recognition
From one viewpoint, the news that Salisbury School might be "reviewed" out of existence comes as a shock.
Heroism forges bond
From the remnants of a little known wartime tragedy, new links have been forged between Nelson and a small German village.
Driving the message home
Maori seat suggestion gets my vote
Changes a gamble for mayor
What to make of the latest ruction at the Nelson City Council?
Newlyweds ' nesting impulse
Wellington couple Luke and Michaela Mills have created a nest together at Arthouse Architecture in Haven Rd.
'Orphaned' choir to perform
A well-established choir orphaned by the devastating earthquakes in Christchurch will join Nelsonians in song at the Christ Church Cathedral this Saturday.
Artist aims to stir emotions
Auckland artist and Nairobi Trio fiddler Richard Adams is on the hunt for one word with his paintings – beautiful.
Weavers' creations take flight
Artworks depicting hot air balloons, airplanes and kites are among the items presenting the many facets of weaving at the Refinery Artspace.
Should the Government allocate more money to provding affordable accomodation for low-income families?
Doggie day out
Scores of dogs and their owners gathered at Isel Park for the SPCA's 'Million Paws Walk'
Nelson designers at WOW
The awards may have moved to Wellington, but the Nelson spirit still burns strong at WOW
