All hands on deck
Blenheim charity kitchen takes on new staff to cope with high workload.
Team turned around
10:28 AM MBC First XV rugby team spent around 14 hours in a bus yesterday, then never even got to pull their boots on.
The next big quake
It's impossible to say when an earthquake is going to strike. But the predictable patterns of aftershocks can help.
Exploring Africa
When you plan your trip to Africa, the animals and environment are expected to be the main attraction.
Tell me a story
Young readers are in for a treat when they get the chance to listen to two of New Zealand's favourite storytellers.
St Arnaud's alpine magic
Anyone who has ever spent any time at the alpine village of St Arnaud, will already know what a captivating place it is.
Temporary quake houses open
Eight months on from the quakes, affected Waiau residents have access to warm dry homes.
New Picton Library on track
The nautical-themed design is taking shape, and causing a buzz of anticipation around town.
Rugby team turned around
The Marlborough Boys' College First XV rugby team spent around 14 hours in a bus yesterday, then never even got to pull their boots on.
What it's like to be a 'cyclor'
The fear factor, the jellied legs, the leaps across the boat. A Team NZ cyclor says he felt like a human battery.
MBC First XV head south
The Marlborough Boys' College First XV head into the final month of their University of Canterbury championship campaign with a trip to Ashburton.
Herkt sprints to victory
Glen Herkt produced a strong sprint to win the Vincent Shield at Cuddon Cycling Marlborough's opening day of the winter season at Fairhall last Saturday afternoon.
Midwinter lull a time to plan ahead
As Kaikoura hits midwinter the town showing signs of getting back on its feet, writes MP Stuart Smith
Highway could increase tourist nights
Paula Bennett promises tourism highway during visit to Kaikoura.
Two words you never want to hear
OPINION: It takes only one mistake for the new bonamia parasite to spread, Rino Tirikatene writes.
Adventures at Kaipupu Point
Marlborough's third Toyota Kiwi Guardian site was officially opened at Kaipupu Wildlife Sanctuary last weekend.
Meeting emissions goals
OPINION: Six cross-party MPs give their views on NZ's steps towards a low-emissions economy.
A positive role
A youth worker for three years, Rose has recently started at Marlborough Girls' College and believes there is a need for a youth worker at all secondary schools.
Postal delivery going electric?
Move aside mobility scooters, posties in Marlborough might be switching out their bikes for electric delivery buggies.
Public meeting to air concerns
Marlborough residents will get the chance to hear direct from the airlines at a public meeting in Blenheim next week.
The road stealing the workers
They don't want to work in the local town anymore - as their heads are turned by the promises of higher wages and more hours on the road.
Government giving oyster removal contracts to oyster farmers
The Government is awarding oyster removal contracts to oyster farmers to support them as they lose their livelihoods.
St Arnaud's alpine magic
Anyone who has ever spent any time at the alpine village of St Arnaud, Lake Rotoiti, will already know what a special and captivating place it is.
Tell me a story
Young Marlborough readers are in for a treat when they get the chance to listen to two of New Zealand's favourite storytellers.
A positive role
A youth worker for three years, Rose has recently started at Marlborough Girls' College and believes there is a need for a youth worker at all secondary schools.
'Brother' locomotives reunited
Decades after shifting coal together, two locomotives share a shed again.
