Two new virus cases in Marlborough
Two new coronavirus cases, one confirmed and one probable, in Marlborough.
Produce boxes taking off
Growers and greengrocers in Nelson and Tasman are offering vegetable delivery services to save produce from going to waste and to keep their businesses afloat.
Escaping lockdown in Cambodia
One Kiwi made it home "by the skin of his teeth" after leaving a life and business behind in Cambodia.
Ski season frozen
With New Zealand on lockdown, Rainbow Ski general manager says any decision on the season going ahead would be made in June.
Salmon company adapts to lockdown
New Zealand King Salmon has slowed some production lines to adhere to the Government's strict social distancing measures during lockdown.
Staying active, online
People are finding creative ways to connect and exercise from the comfort of home.
Backpacker compassion urged in lockdown
The public needs to change its perception that backpackers were not taking a serious approach to the lockdown, says a Nelson accommodation provider.
Breaking free from bubble of one
Returned travellers, socially isolated in bubbles of one, look forward to going to the supermarket and having dinner with family after two weeks of quarantine.
Drive continues to pick up parcels
Whether it's wine, food or medical supplies - Nelson's couriers are making the lockdown rounds so you don't have to.
Age Concern launches phone a friend
Phoning a friend was always the best option, and Age Concern Nelson Tasman hope it will help older people stay connected during the lockdown.
Region's new Covid-19 cases
There are five new confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Nelson, with Marlborough going in the opposite direction, recording a seventh straight day without a single one.
Stay off your bikes
It's hard, but sticking to lockdown rules, including not going mountainbiking, is crucial, ED doctor Tom Jerram says.
Dam rock risk 'identified' before build
Tasman District Council report says staff believe consultants' reports contemplated the possibility of rockfill breaking down.
Learning te reo in lockdown
The outbreak of Covid-19 is affecting so many areas of our lives that acknowledging this fact in the context of these columns really amounts only to an understatement.
Keep on keeping on
Health leaders in the top of the south are grateful people are sticking to the rules in order to reduce the spread of the virus.
Keep on keeping on
Health leaders in the top of the south are grateful people are sticking to the rules in order to reduce the spread of the virus.
Rent, licensing holiday for businesses
Struggling businesses and organisations have one less thing to worry about with a fee and rent holiday from the council.
Faces of Nelson
A photo exhibition at Elma Turner Library celebrates the way our differences strengthen our community.
Wairau Affray set for the stage
History repeats on stage as the Wairau Affray draws the curtain on past events.
Weka should be our national bird
The best thing about being in a lockdown is getting the time to ponder inane questions.
Polish the dull side
OPINION: As primary producers, Joyce Wyllie reflects on having much to be grateful for.
You've got to know when to stay in
Columnist Bob Irvine knows a thing or two about self-isolation - he's been doing it for yonks.
We know ourselves better than ever
OPINION: We have nothing left to learn from the mosque shooter; now our focus should be on what we learned about ourselves.
New York ghost city
Getting back to New York less than two weeks ago after traveling around NZ for a month, Kiwi journalist Anna Bradley-Smith has watched her city stall.
Fenwick a man without peer
OPINION: New Zealand has lost a man of extraordinary consequence this week.
Homekill into charcuterie
OPINION: Georgie Moleta has chosen an occupation not that common among 26-year-old females.
Possession and te reo
More consideration is needed to understand the 'a' and 'o' categories of possession in te reo, writes David Karena-Holmes.
Indian food enthusiast dives into the 'transcendental'
Golden Bay author and food enthusiast new cookbook is more than just a collection of recipes from her Indian motherland.
Gems aplenty on arts trail
Talented artists from around the region will be opening their doors to the public for the Ruby Coast Arts Trail.
Musicians announced for Chamber fest
Some of the musicians are announced for the Adam Chamber Music Festival 2021.
Missing mayor mystery on stage
Eighty years ago former Nelson mayor William Snodgrass disappeared from a ferry. The audience in a new play will be asked for solutions to the mystery.
A gift to humanity
REVIEW: Aperture is a play that will leave you basking in the warmth of a photographer who captured the rich humour, love and joy in Māori culture.
Migrant art on display
Nelsonians are invited to get a taste of the art and culture of migrant communities during the Nelson Arts Festival.
Mr Red Light's bad luck
Three hostages, a gunman and an ant pondering his lonely existence are stuck in a suburban pie shop.
