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“I didn’t want to play that old lady’s game”, was Jana Bott’s first impression of bridge when she ta
Nelson City Council and Nelson Environment Centre have launched a trial project to tackle the high v
John Wallis Barnicoat was born in Falmouth, England, on 3 June, 1814, and was educated at Falmouth P
After stretching its helping hands throughout the community for 36 years, Hospice Nelson Tasman is a
The Brook Waimārama Sanctuary Trust is taking over the management of the Brook Valley Holiday Park f
A new team has been created at Nelson Hospital to provide extra support and advice to patients and w
The Theatre Royal’s first toilet from 1878, old lights, wallpaper, and other historical artifacts ar
Nelson Host Lions Club members have planted about 285 trees at a Marsden Valley Cemetery site since
Vibrant summer fruits have uplifted the appearance of a dull Chorus box on Edward St in Wakefield, t
Motueka stalwart Ron Sharp has been honoured by his family and friends with the unveiling of a craft
In early 1858 a new wooden footbridge, 130ft long, 4ft wide, all resting on four piers, was built at
In a heartwarming display of community support and collaboration, Meat the Need has joined forces wi
Brightwater’s former Fonterra site is now up for lease after the milk company’s operations ceased in
Squeaky toys, truck horns, and plates and teacups smashing in Levity Beet’s tracks were music to the
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