Art Expo draws crowds
Nelson's Art Expo Nelson has returned to its original home.
Bylaw divides opinion
8 min ago The council's bylaw to ban rough sleeping, and require a permit to protest, is put under the legal microscope.
The long road back
It was a routine trip home after a long weekend, but in seconds a Nelson family's lives were turned upside down.
Hansen: Squire 'phenomenal'
All Blacks No 6 "lovely to watch" as he stepped up in Sydney, coach Steve Hansen says.
Humans of Nelson
A national storytelling initiative has hit Nelson, driven by a passionate group of locals.
Funding cut for GP patients
A Nelson GP practice has had its funding for patients cut.
Butchery steaks its claim on High St
Jos Canton always wanted to open a butcher's shop in Motueka. When the right building came up she took the plunge.
A daffodil for dad
The promise of a grandchild may have been what kept Dan Strong going while he battled cancer.
Waimea Combined in, Nelson College out
Waimea Combined Schools reach plate final as Nelson College's UC Championship title hopes end.
Hansen: Squire 'phenomenal'
All Blacks No 6 "lovely to watch" as he stepped up in Sydney, coach Steve Hansen says.
Griffins hold on against Country
Tasman Griffins kick-start South Island series with win over Canterbury Country.
Richmond crumble against Tahuna
Richmond Athletic concede two goals in stoppage time as Tahuna salvage unlikely draw.
Birdie's the word
The opening night of Nayland College's Bye Bye Birdie was an exuberant and engaging affair.
Asia opportunity for Suter curator
A trip to Japan and Taiwan will potentially see more Asian inspired art in the Suter Art Gallery, says curator Sarah McClintock.
Art expo ready to deliver
Art Expo Nelson is returning to the Trafalgar Centre this weekend for the first time in four years. Organiser, Nic Foster says the newly revamped venue will offer 'a contemporary backdrop' for the artworks on sale.
Film debut for Nayland College alumni
A doco by three Nelson film makers explores the power of rugby to bring people together.
Preserving the family tradition
Recipes cooked up by Mani Rai's Punjabi grandmother have inspired a chain of 18 Little India restaurants in NZ.
Makos can learn plenty from first-up reversal
If the Tasman Makos are seeking a blueprint for success after Friday evening's 39-0 hiding in Nelson, the match video would be a good place to start looking.
Be prepared in the outdoors
OPINION: Lately I seem to have been spending a lot of time running around filling in forms and ticking boxes.
Campaigning for a Nelson campaign
Russell Harding does his best to drum up national media interest in Nelson's election campaign.
Trying not to fry off the handle
In this week's Middle-aged Man Stu Hunt develops his theory of temper control.
Everyone should mind the gap
OPINION: A Nelson cafe's decision to charge men extra for coffee sparked a heated debate online.
Humans of Nelson
A national storytelling initiative has hit Nelson and a small but passionate group of local volunteers are driving it.
Film debut for Nayland College alumni
A doco by three Nelson film makers explores the power of rugby to bring people together.
New challenge for kart driver
Nelson kart driver given a surprise opportunity to race South Island Formula Ford Series.
Women lose thousands to pyramid scam
Illegal gifting circles luring women with promises of big returns and sisterhood are being targeted for refunds.
Waimea Combined in, Nelson College out
Waimea Combined Schools reach plate final as Nelson College's UC Championship title hopes end.
Hansen: Squire 'phenomenal'
All Blacks No 6 "lovely to watch" as he stepped up in Sydney, coach Steve Hansen says.
Griffins hold on against Country
Tasman Griffins kick-start South Island series with win over Canterbury Country.
Makos can learn plenty from first-up reversal
If the Tasman Makos are seeking a blueprint for success after Friday evening's 39-0 hiding in Nelson, the match video would be a good place to start looking.
Stage set for Ma's Place fundraising concert
Support group Ma's Place to benefit from proceeds of variety concert.
Permit to protest bylaw sparks outrage
A draft bylaw that would require permits to protest in Nelson has been called draconian and undemocratic.
Ruby Coast Arts members to open doors
The public can visit some working artists at Mapua, Ruby Bay and Tasman this long weekend.
Book art winner takes inspiration from life
It was a case of art imitating life for Book Art competition winning entry.
Ivasa win Smokefreerockquest Nelson final
The plan to have fun pays off for winning Nelson College-Nelson College for Girls band.
