A rose for Red Cross
Preparations are underway for Red Rose Day tomorrow.
Bridging the gap
Sounds Air could be flying 19-seaters between Christchurch and Blenheim by early next year.
Corporate rowing crews battle it out
Corporate 8 crews optimistic at Wairau Rowing Club's annual challenge.
'Skylarking' caused fatal crash
Teen driver caused fatal crash by swerving his parents' SUV from side to side while doing close to 100kmh.
Uncle loses sex abuse appeal
His lawyers claimed he was not given a fair trial as potential witnesses had since died and some documents were missing.
Revenge backfires
A mum decided to shame an alleged dealer on Facebook when her son didn't receive his cannabis.
Classy brass from octogenarian
6:00 AM Blenheim trumpeter David Beaumont has been playing almost 60 years.
Hijacker could get $25,000
Asha Abdille injured two pilots in 2008. Now, she's out of jail and could be in the money.
Horse rider's claim to fame
Renwick woman Tess Wells added to region's list of sporting elite at a special ceremony on Monday.
Ioane quits Crusaders
After three games and one try, ex-Australian international Digby Ioane is quitting the Crusaders.
Corporate rowing crews battle it out
A disrupted training schedule failed to dampen the spirits and optimism of the crews that tackled the Wairau Rowing Club's annual Corporate 8s challenge on the Wairau River.
Green skates well down south
Erin Green continues to make her mark on the national speed skating scene.
Is this the future of Predator-Free NZ?
Opinion: What exactly does a predator-free New Zealand look like?
'Fully funded' but out of pocket
Opinion: Recent coverage of Blenheim's Aberleigh Rest Home has highlighted the challenges facing aged care providers around the country.
Guardians of the land
Monocultures and a faliure to recognsie the intrinsic value of the Marlborough Sounds need to be addressed.
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.
A trio of blessings
Named Kiwa, after a sea god, Tai Timu, an outgoing tide, and Tai Pai, an incoming tide, the waka will offer students an "enhanced" experience.
Screen idols
They can't watch an R16 movie, but their directorial debuts are about to get the red carpet treatment.
Furnace plans spark action group
After "investing their life's savings" into their new homes, residents have banded together to fight the furnace to the bitter end.
Bridging the gap
Sounds Air could be flying 19-seaters between Christchurch and Blenheim by early next year.
Building on a boomtime
Could Marlborough's housing squeeze finally be coming to an end? With new subdivisions starting to take shapeall over Blenheim, reporter Geoff Vause investigates.
A trio of blessings
Named Kiwa, after a sea god, Tai Timu, an outgoing tide, and Tai Pai, an incoming tide, the waka will offer students an "enhanced" experience.
Screen idols
They can't watch an R16 movie, but their directorial debuts are about to get the red carpet treatment.
Men's group for post-quake stress
A pair of social workers are setting up a Kaikōura support group for men struggling to cope post-quake.
Packed church farewells reverend
After seven years at the helm of Kaikōura's St Paul's Church Reverend Alistair McNaughton and his family were farewelled on Sunday.
