Insanity defence after baby's death
A Motueka woman who killed her five-month-old baby was suffering from a “post-partum severe depressive episode” at the time of the death.
Stoke Memorial Hall to undergo earthquake strengthening
The decision comes after a recent review estimated the hall's seismic rating was only 17 per cent of New Building Standard.
Survival blankets to support community
Thousands of survival blankets will be available for Nelsonians thanks to a rescue helicopter and NBS initiative.
Auckland man named as motorcycle crash victim
Auckland man Kerry Wayne Phillips was killed in the crash near Nelson on Monday morning.
Post-lockdown sugar rush running out of puff
It's all eyes on September for the national housing market, with predictions that the post-Covid rot could be on its way in many regions.
Three assaulted by RSE worker
RSE worker Atunaisa Vakalahi pleaded guilty to several assault charges after an incident on Bridge St.
Hells Angels prospect dies in crash
The man who died in a motorcycle crash near Nelson on Monday was part of a group of Hells Angels riding from Nelson to Picton.
Project to restore water quality in Marlborough Sounds 'not about farmer bashing', says councillor
Farmers are concerned about receiving fair treatment during a multimillion-dollar project to clean up a Marlborough catchment.
Kono: the company looking 500 years ahead
After years working to expand its 'kete' of brands Kono is embarking on a strategy to ensure its operations are as sustainable as possible.
Nelson Marlborough Health takes a giant leap into meat-free menu
It's goodbye to ham sandwiches and hello to hummus. As two hospital cafes cut meat from their menus on Mondays and Fridays to promote a healthy planet and community.
Pukeko on the menu in Nelson
It's usually overlooked as a game bird. But Pukeko dishes were a surprise hit at a special Nelson dinner.
Memorial gathering to honour Jock Edwards
A memorial service to honour the late Nelson cricketer Jock Edwards is expected to draw a crowd.
Solution sought for Nelson Cathedral's flag fatigue
It lasts longer than US Government recommendations, but Nelson Cathedral leaders are seeking an indestructible flag to weather the elements.
Former Air NZ staff pilot new businesses
Airline engineers made redundant because of Covid-19 cutbacks have taken the chance to get their own businesses off the ground.
A quiet Queenstown: Picton wants 'best of both worlds'
The Picton predicament: How much do you want your "undiscovered" gem discovered?
Fatal crash pilot didn't have right licence
A microlight pilot who stalled his aircraft and crashed into Raglan's mudflats in 2018 breached several CAA regulations.
Loan players stake claim with Warriors barbie
Eels duo 'absolutely butchered' day-one duet, but won over Warriors with juicy steaks.
Change makers walking the walk
It was a night of inspiration from Nelson Tasman Climate Forum members, comitted to helping change the future for a more sustainable, liveable future.
Decorating a rental to feel like a home
"You’ve got to know what you’re looking for and sometimes you just have to let it come to you."
Unforgettable night of chamber music
Hooray for the end of social distancing and the return to the NCMA of exciting professional recitals.
Gee, what a nice chair
Reticent author shows up to sit down at the re-dedication of a chair made in his honour on Nelson's Riverside walkway.
Change makers walking the walk
It was a night of inspiration from Nelson Tasman Climate Forum members, comitted to helping change the future for a more sustainable, liveable future.
Vintage one for the ages
The first wine of Middle Earth's 2020 vintage was certainly one to savour, a serious, dry style rose that delivers on the hype.
Minister in need of some sage advice
Fait accompli from Conservation Minister over net ban a bitter pill to swallow for the generations of Kiwis who have grown up with this foraging right.
Natural gas can help nullify emissions
OPINION: Not only can natural gas help transition the country to lower emissions, it can help create jobs for Kiwis at the same time, writes John Carnegie.
Change makers walking the walk
It was a night of inspiration from Nelson Tasman Climate Forum members, comitted to helping change the future for a more sustainable, liveable future.
Vintage one for the ages
The first wine of Middle Earth's 2020 vintage was certainly one to savour, a serious, dry style rose that delivers on the hype.
Funding a massive boost for Moutere planting programme
The transformation of the Moutere catchment has been given a massive boost with the announcement of $1.9 million of One Billion Tree catchment funding.
Nelson man sells his inspiration back to boat crew
An anchored ship in Tasman Bay provided inspiration to a Nelson photographer's slow-burning art project - and its crew were sold on the results.
Community garden gives 'OK Street' a place to grow
Once a dumping ground for cars and mattresses, an empty lot in Stoke has been turned over to the residents.
Mask Parade gets $100,000 nod from council
An impromptu Arts Festival will run from mid-July and end with the Mask Parade, which has been granted council funding.
Casual choir heads to bay
A pop-up choir is coming to “sing music back to life” at the Mussel Inn with the very first Golden Bay session.
Bay-raised musician wins big
A stalwart Wellington musician raised in Golden Bay has been recognised for his hard-work and talent with a national award. Thumbnail
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.
