Close them down
''Old, exclusive little men's clubs" like the Nelson Club need to go, the Māori council says.
No signs of a struggle
A forensic pathologist has said he found no evidence of suffocation or strangling in the death of Nelson woman Tracey-Anne Harris.
New footbridge in place
A new footbridge over Saltwater Creek is for cyclists and pedestrians and is part of a plan to better connect the city with the waterfront.
'Pretty pest' in sights
It may be pretty but the Taiwan cherry tree is now considered a pest in the Nelson-Tasman region.
NZ has two dead centres
Where is the centre of NZ? Officially there are now two answers - Nelson and Wairarapa.
Port Tarakohe proposal tweaked
A proposal to redevelop Port Tarakohe in Golden Bay nears completion.
Ice warning as mercury plummets
It's been a freezing start to the week, with clear skies dropping temperatures below zero in places ahead of a change to gales and heavy rain.
Tour of trash
West Coaster Des Watson is a one-man army battling New Zealand's rising tide of trash.
10% waste reduction target
Some submitters urged councils to aim for zero waste. A reduction target of 10 per cent has made the plan.
Candidates ready to rumble
At least four new councillors in Nelson and a new mayor for Tasman are guaranteed as nominations close for local body elections.
Happy feet at Colombian Festival
The sounds and smells of Colombia wafted across Founders Park as Nelson's Colombian Community's celebrated its colourful culture.
Farewell little blue bach
A 120-year-old bach on a council reserve near Kaiteriteri has been pulled down. It will be replaced by a public toilet.
Defects delay road project
It could be September before the road cones are removed along busy Bateup Rd in Richmond.
Winning ticket sold in Nelson
A first division ticket was sold in Nelson this week with one lucky ticket-holder $250,000 richer.
Fined after possum hunting
A Nelson man was sentenced for being in possession of a firearm while intoxicated after he was caught with a loaded air rifle in Marsden Valley.
Letting slum kids play
India's children are missing out on the right to play, a Nelson teacher says, so she's doing something about it.
NZ has two dead centres
Where is the centre of NZ? Officially there are now two answers - Nelson and Wairarapa.
Mini celebration a big affair
The Mini's popularity remains as spritely as ever ahead of its 60th birthday celebrations.
Reading the Boulder Bank signs
OPINION: Nelson's Boulder Bank is a delicate ecology and sea-level changes could threaten the central city.
Place to call home
A fork in the road or streets ahead? Choosing a home isn't easy, but it will live in your memory lane for ever.
Time out to support rural women
A day off the farm for rural women proved relaxing and inspirational for Golden Bay farmer Joyce Wylie.
Path to te reo fluency
If you want to start learning te reo Māori, here are some suggestions about how to begin.
Guardian of the bay
Most of us never get a look at what's going on beneath the waves. If we did, maybe we'd treat our oceans better, says Stew Robertson.
Caravan of love
A self-confessed "migrant bird" and her caravan of love are now a staple diet on the Nelson food scene.
Daffodil ride for Cancer Society
The Nelson Vintage Car Club rallies to ease the journey of families dealing with the effects of cancer.
Sea salt sweet business
Marlborough sea salt is some of the purest in the world. So it makes good business sense to share it with the world.
Delicate, rich and rare showing
The Nelson Symphony's performance made for an enchanting evening that embraced the very best of European and Maori music.
Living on the edge
This year's Nelson Arts Festival readers' and writers' sessions will see two debut authors discuss what led them to write intimate memoirs.
Grease production extolled in Edinburgh
Audiences say 'You're The One That I Want' to a Nelson theatre group taking Grease "with real teenagers" to Edinburgh.
Tailored to perfection
It's all adding up for one Nelson designer who keeps making it to the WOW stage again and again.
Troupe tells story of WWI safe sex pioneer
World War I safe sex campaigner Ettie Rout's story is to be brought to life on stage at Nelson.
Smash hit returns
A popular light installation on the Church Steps that tells the story of Nelson's history will return in October.
Arts Festival told to be bolder
Some councillors believe the new trust was too modest in its first year goals.
