Environment judge called in
A prominent winemaker and a new company he is linked to - dubbed the "complete solution" to grape marc - are to be dealt with by the Environment Court.
'Stupid thing to do'
A man has admitted shooting out a window at the health hub in the central business district.
Leap in rateable values
Some properties have seen their capital value incease by a whopping 28 per cent.
Whale carcass washes ashore
A blue whale suspected to be the same one spotted dead in the water near d'Urville Island has washed ashore.
Springlands crash
A man who rear-ended a car at a roundabout and drove away without checking the driver was unhurt says he cannot afford to pay for the damage.
Makos keen to avoid anxious moments
If you are experiencing feelings of deja vu from watching Tasman in the Mitre 10 Cup this season, be assured, you are not alone.
Freight hub to keep trucking
After the earthquake, they started working 24/7 loading and unloading more than 100 trucks a day.
Wagon derails, cause unknown
They do know it wasn't the track though, it was found "to be in good condition".
Havili set to get his shot
All Blacks coach will consider whether it's time to throw another debutant into the test arena in Argentina.
First chance for players to impress
Tasman United to kick off preseason campaign with warm-up match against Canterbury.
Makos legend back in the fold
Robbie Malneek, the only player to reach 100 caps for the Tasman Makos, has been handed an unlikely recall.
Ferns set for Chch sellout
Interest high in Silver Ferns' Constellation Cup test in Chch with just 500 tickets remaining.
Makos keen to avoid anxious moments
If you are experiencing feelings of deja vu from watching Tasman in the Mitre 10 Cup this season, be assured, you are not alone.
Qualified for the job?
Opinion: Tony Orman questions whether our politicians are actually qualified for the job.
Truckies deliver to avoid economic disaster
OPINION: The road freight industry has put hundreds of more trucks on the road in both islands to cover freight no longer being shipped by rail or sea.
Our insatiable desire to shop
We live in a time of absurdly cheap consumer goods, of continual sales and bargains and a dominance by big shopping chains and franchises.
Climate situation not without hope
Hugh Steadman from Marlborough climate action group Climate Karanga discusses the possible impacts of higher temperatures in Marlborough.
Where to now?
Opinion: It is urgent a separate, well-resourced Ministry of Fisheries be re-established, writes Peter Watson.
New boat in the post
For a century, the mail boat has provided a vital link to families cloistered in secluded bays, the comforting chug of its engine a binding link to the mainland.
New boat in the post
For a century, the mail boat has provided a vital link to families cloistered in secluded bays, the comforting chug of its engine a binding link to the mainland.
Best foot forward for Alzheimers
Blenheim bagpiper Barry Brown will call the tune once again for Alzheimers Marlborough's Memory Walk.
History can be cool
"It's 13.4 degrees in here," says Megan Ross, pointing at the thermometer flanked by shelves and shelves of negatives and other memorabilia.
Marlborough's next 'cultural treasure'
"Extraordinary", "inspiring" and "significant" are just some of the criteria the Marlborough Museum and Marlborough District Council are seeking for the Marlborough Living Cultural Treasure Award.
