Barge detained and still awaiting repairs, two years after grounding
Samantha Gee of RNZ A barge that ran aground at Carters Beach on the West Coast remains under a det
Farmers and growers across the Top of the South will have a chance to step away from the daily press
A nationwide survey of 660 Federated Farmers members has found pest numbers are rising, control cost
New Zealand’s dairy sector remains the country’s largest export earner and one of its most significa
As Tasman’s hop growers begin planting for the new season, attention is turning to the possibility o
SCOTT DONALDSON Conservationist and author Sam ‘the Trap Man’ Gibson captivated 70 people with fun
SCOTT DONALDSON The “Tapawera Through the Lens” photography exhibition and competition gave locals
A Pigeon Valley sheep farmer was left "absolutely stunned" after helping deliver a "one-in-a-million
Ten years on from the Havelock North crisis, the flow on effects are now beginning to assert themsel
Stoke judoka Hamish Wheeler had a goal in mind when he headed to the South Island Championships in C
After a promising start, the Tasman Mako fell away against Otago tonight and lost the seventh round
When the going gets rough the tough keep going could well be the mantra for starters in the Moturoa
Timing was everything on and off the field for Stoke Nayland wicketkeeper/batsman Mason Robinson at
“It definitely felt weird.” That’s how generational sporting talent Emelia Ainley felt about coming
Amy and Shannon McIlroy have pulled off a rare sporting feat for their Stoke Bowling Club and themse
The selection of loose forward Shannon Frizell is the feature of the Tasman Mako side that has been
Just weeks after being part of the OPD Jacks side that won the Nelson Netball Premiership, Kaiva Paa
Saint Peter Chanel (Hato Petera Haniera) students are stepping beyond the classroom to help make te
Whether for conservation or cuisine, there are not many people who would protest to having more whit
By Samantha Gee/RNZ Residents divided by the council's decision to remove speed bumps on Nelson's T
WARNING: This story references child sexual abuse and may be upsetting to readers The comfort a you
Small but dedicated volunteers are working behind the scenes to stage one of Murchison’s longest-run
Not sure about something over the past four decades, Heather Thomas and Jill Kearns have said “ask u
Green-fingered locals with captivating gardens are being sought for upcoming school garden trails th
HIKITIA! TE TAUIHU Visitors to Ordinary Wonders are being invited to do more than view the exhibiti
Join NAWIC Te Tau Ihu for an inspiring evening of conversation, connection, and celebration as we mark Suffrage Week and recognize the women who...
Learn more about the care we provide, meet members of our team and discover that Hospice is much more than a building. Feel free to stay for a coffee...
Have you been putting off making or updating your will because you’re not sure where to start? Throughout Planning Ahead Month, local legal...
Nau mai, haere mai. Welcome to the 2026 Nelson Tasman Climate Action Festival. This year’s theme “Our Place, Our Power” is all about what we...
Join the fun, get inspired, and bring the whole family along for the perfect day out. The Nelson Home & Garden Show is packed with fresh ideas,...
St Peter Chanel School Spring Fiesta & Market Join us for a bigger and better event featuring: -food stalls -second-hand clothing bargins -plants...
