Summer lovin' at the Hop
12:43 PM Grease-themed wedding at Kaikōura Hop takes out world record for most bridesmaids.
Marlborough's Mandarin superstar
Mike Insley came back from four years in rural China with some confidence in the language and a good sense of humour.
Sculpture marks Māori history
A work of steel and bronze resembling the prow of Māui's waka will greet people arriving in Blenheim.
Pioneer nurse deserves recognition
OPINION: This country was pioneered by many selfless, highly capable individuals, and we should never lose sight of their values.
'It was hard' says deputy mayor
Three of Marlborough's council leaders part ways with the council in emotional good-bye.
Sport becomes political football
Recreational spaces and investing in sport a high priority - at least for two mayoral hopefuls.
Shoplifter blames her meds
She claimed her medication made her not only a kleptomaniac, but invisible as well. The judge, however, saw right through her flimsy defence.
The double life of a taxi driver
Inebriated customers complaining about the meter running at the drive thru are in stark contrast to weekday jobs.
Aquaculture's $3b goal
New Zealand's aquaculture industry is eyeing a move towards open-ocean and land-based farms, as it looks to become a $3 billion industry by 2035.
Assault a breach of trust
He demanded the woman's cellphone and money and assaulted her, saying he would leave her on the side of the road.
Composer's joy in music
Budding Marlborough composer Kodi Rasmussen knows the musical score - study and practice.
Vineyard worker accused of rape
A man in his 20s has been remanded in custody following his appearance in the Blenheim District Court on charges of sexual violation and strangulation.
Katipō on the coast
Locals thought the spider had disappeared but one teen's science fair project shows quite the opposite.
Mako to test American waters
New Zealand's provincial rugby frontrunners will take on the American league champions as part of a two-match US tour this summer.
Social enterprise enterprising
OPINION: Sometimes when you're asked to pass on your skills to the next generation, even the teacher can learn a thing or two.
Pioneer nurse deserves recognition
OPINION: This country was pioneered by many selfless, highly capable individuals, and we should never lose sight of their values.
Teaching our future leaders
OPINION: Marlborough is well-placed to pick up and run with what could be the most important nation-building project of a generation.
Social enterprise enterprising
OPINION: Sometimes when you're asked to pass on your skills to the next generation, even the teacher can learn a thing or two.
Farming pets out
With pets day on the horizon, and no pets in sight, there was only one thing for it.
Offsetting your island getaway
Don't forget your togs, sunscreen and carbon offsets before you jet off to an island holiday.
'It was hard' says deputy mayor
Three of Marlborough's council leaders part ways with the council in emotional good-bye.
The double life of a taxi driver
Inebriated customers complaining about the meter running at the drive thru are in stark contrast to weekday jobs.
Rose Built owes $1.4m
Company owes more on two vehicles, after buying them on hire purchase, than they are worth brand new.
Town strategy 'concerns'
Are ratepayers forking out $200,000 to see if Picton still likes the same plan it did 10 years ago?
Safety fears over beach plan
Lack of boundary wall in beach reclaim worries neighbouring yacht club.
Summer lovin' at the Hop
Grease-themed wedding at Kaikōura Hop takes out world record for most bridesmaids.
Halcyon ripples captured in show
Conservationist Rick Edmonds' 40 years of painting sea, hills and sky will be shared at a new exhibition near his home town.
Social enterprise enterprising
OPINION: Sometimes when you're asked to pass on your skills to the next generation, even the teacher can learn a thing or two.
The double life of a taxi driver
Inebriated customers complaining about the meter running at the drive thru are in stark contrast to weekday jobs.
