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ADRIENNE MATTHEWS From monthly support meetings to the international Wave of Light, Sands Marlborou
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ADRIENNE MATTHEWS From monthly support meetings to the international Wave of Light, Sands Marlborou
Council’s Infrastructure and Community Facilities Committee has approved funding of $619,000 for sev
Mussel & Seafood Festival 2027 locked in The date has been announced for the 2027 Havelock Mussel &
July storm costs estimated at over $8 million The weather event that began with a rare MetService re
Abigail Spink A new exhibition from prominent New Zealand artists Euan Mcload and Gregory O’Brien,
Abigail Spink Alzheimers Marlborough wrapped up its fifth annual Arts Trail on Sunday, which volunt
The 2026 Gela Skincare Waikawa Women’s Regatta attracted 119 wahine sailors from around the country
A section of central Blenheim’s Market Street has reopened to vehicles, marking the completion of th
Water storage, horticulture expansion and pest control dominated debate as Kaikōura electorate candi
Amy Russ Following the success of Blenheim Choral Society's recent performances of Carmen, musical
The search is on for Marlborough’s next environmental success stories after the launch of the 2026/2
Amy Russ Marlborough Boys’ College Year 12 student Josh Kalan has earned national recognition after
Abigail Spink Eight-year-old Owen Gaudin has been recognised with a Lions Children of Courage Award
Regional tourism boost benefits Marlborough A Government push to attract more international visitors
ALZHEIMERS MARLBOROUGH ART TRAIL 120 people attended the successful Alzheimer’s Art Trail gala eveni
Andrew Board Marlborough’s summer festival season will still have plenty to savour, with Savour in
Marlborough is set for a touch of Hollywood glamour next week as one of the region’s own prepares to
Weld Pass delays Drivers travelling over Weld Pass on State Highway 1 faced delays on Tuesday as urg
Elemental Distillers, the Rapaura-based company behind Roots Gin, have been strutting their stuff on
Kaipūpū Sanctuary sits just across the water from Picton, yet many locals have never visited. That