Airbnb owner asked to 'isolate' people
DHB offers "full clean" of property even if people don't become unwell.
Coronavirus: 'Harvest will happen'
In an industry dependent on foreign workers, this year's harvest faces gaps in the workforce.
Summer started wet, finished dry
Nearly all the rain for the three months of summer happened in the first 20 days of December.
'Hardy' sea creatures moved
Locals have united to save thousands of marine animals in Marlborough before a marina expansion project gets underway this autumn.
Skin cancer in older men 'alarming'
Hairdressers, physios and chiropractors are often first to spot someone's skin cancer, so people are getting checked earlier.
Self-isolating, no symptoms
The DHB are monitoring two people in the top of the south who were on the same flight with the country's first case of Covid-19
Two monitored for coronavirus in Nelson
Two passengers from Emirates flight being monitored for signs of Covid-19 virus, but haven't been tested.
Man named after stabbing
The man charged following an alleged stabbing in Blenheim's Pak 'n Save carpark can now be named.
Beach log barrier
Fishermen build driftwood barriers on Marlborough beach to protect sensitive areas and steer away from a vehicle ban.
A remarkable life remembered
The tenacity and courageousness of one of Blenheim's earliest dressmakers has long caught the imagination of her great granddaughter.
Rural town's housing squeeze
Surrounded by vineyards and wary of becoming a "dormitory town", residents wonder where Seddon will grow.
'Skip the Big Mac' and get insurance
Family whose house burnt down before Christmas extend "big thanks" to "amazing" Blenheim community and offer firsthand insurance advice.
Search for one becomes two
Search for a missing walker in Marlborough Sounds called off when 16-year-old girl was found by her dad, but it soon became a search for two.
Hundreds wait for eye appointments
There are hundreds of people waiting for follow-up eye appointments the in top of the south.
Motueka gets Mako match
No shield challenge for another year but Motueka will host a Tasman Mako home game in this year's Mitre 10 Cup.
Is grape growing next?
OPINION: The Omaka Valley, in the heart of wine country, is not the "idyllic pastoral retreat" some residents are claiming.
Reasons to remove trade barriers
OPINION: Agricultural exporters should get the same opportunities in world markets that industrial goods enjoy.
Is grape growing next?
OPINION: The Omaka Valley, in the heart of wine country, is not the "idyllic pastoral retreat" some residents are claiming.
Reasons to remove trade barriers
OPINION: Agricultural exporters should get the same opportunities in world markets that industrial goods enjoy.
Stop and smell the roses
Some days you need to take a breath, get away from screens and step outside.
Think about change?
Don't feel guilty about your dereliction of parenting duties. Embrace it, and learn from it.
Symbolic waka prow unveiled
Leaders of 19th century Wairau are featured in a new steel and bronze sculpture.
Library's $1.6m fit-out bill
New chairs, tables and shelves to be bought for library and art gallery.
Is grape growing next?
OPINION: The Omaka Valley, in the heart of wine country, is not the "idyllic pastoral retreat" some residents are claiming.
House-hunters' checklist struggle
Four bedrooms, double garage, office, space for a veggie garden - how hard could it be?
'Shut down the quarry'
Residents make tearful plea to keep Marlborough valley "peaceful and safe" after threat of extra trucks.
New subdivision plans revealed
One block of land could have houses built this year, but another subdivision might not be the silver bullet house-hunters hoped.
'Gateway of discovery'
Foam pits down the sides ruled out at design stage as pupils help shape new school entrance.
Bill Holvey and his typewriter
The 83-year-old loves writing to his local newspaper, but he'd really love someone to rebut him one day.
Connecting cultures
Artists from around the world are showing their works in an international exhibition, bringing together the exotic, diverse and contemporary.
Marlborough water mural unveiled
A 10 metre long mural invites Marlborough commuters to feel grateful for the gift of water.
Lotto: Do you keep all $42m?
Optimistic Marlburians share their charitable plans, not forgetting "all of your family will want a million".
