Richmond craftsman takes second place
Eloise Martyn
“You don’t need fancy tools. Just give it a go and see where it leads you.”...
Toys and volunteers on Christmas wish list
Tue, Oct 29, 2024 6:00 AM
Louise Hoather is hoping Santa has received her letter and its plea for more toys and more volunteer
Nelson to put on the ritz
Fri, Oct 25, 2024 11:00 AM
The glitz and glamour of the New Zealand Open Dancesport Championship will shake, rattle and roll in
Lawn legends unleashed
Fri, Oct 25, 2024 5:29 AM
A quick lap to the end of the driveway and back in a cloud of smoke was all a group of Wakefield lad
History: A woman of character – publican Lucy Kite
Guest
Thomas and Lucy Kite, along with children Hannah, George and baby Lucy, left England in November 184...
Farm dogs and registration
Guest
Golden Bay’s Federated Farmers suggest that Tasman District Council should establish a farm working ...
Community
Elation for conservation
Gordon Preece
The Brook Waimārama Sanctuary held an open day on Sunday with hundreds of locals getting back to nat
Smooth run for Rabbit Island firewood
Anne Hardie
Traffic flowed without a hitch for this year’s community firewood event on Rabbit Island, in stark c
Fishing you well
Gordon Preece
Motueka RSA Fishing Club reeled in schools of small fry at its Take A Kid Fishing Day at Talley’s Fi
Sport
Mountainbiker completes treble
Stephen Stuart
Redwood Valley cyclist Pippi Taylor proved simply unstoppable at the National Schools MTB Championsh
Local brothers head to national trials champs
Waimea Weekly
After an eight-year hiatus from competition, brothers Nick and Peter Oliver are preparing for an ass
Lucas launches to big time
Stephen Stuart
Having starred in the age grade ranks, Nelson freestyle skier Lucas Ball is set to take on the world
The Pace was on in Season Opener
Jody Scott
Milestone Homes Top of the South Speedway got the new season underway with a couple of drivers setti
30 years of footing it
Stephen Stuart
“Keep On Running” a smash hit record from almost 60 years ago aptly describes Nelson podiatrist Chri
Nelson swimmers star at international meet
Stephen Stuart
Nelson’s leading swim coach Glen Findlay was expecting big things from his two charges at the 2024 T
Rural
Lublow’s Leap
Top South Farming
Imagine pedalling along the most remote part of Tasman’s Great Taste Cycle Trail, soaking in the riv
Catchment group proposed for Waimea
Anne Hardie
A group of Waimea landowners are drumming up interest in a catchment group that can work on specific
Forestry excellence at awards dinner in Nelson
Top South Farming
The New Zealand Institute of Forestry (NZIF) hosted its prestigious annual awards dinner in Nelson,
Thinking globally, acting locally
Eloise Martyn
Turning slash from Tasman forestry operations into a valuable resource has been a success.
Optimising fish waste in bid to replace synthetic fertiliser
Top South Farming
The Government has committed more than $2 million over four years to support Sealord’s business deve
Anglers get involved with conservation
Guest
Fish & Game staff are actively performing a key role in preserving fish habitat and wetlands, but it
Lifestyle
Birthday sketch celebrates beloved dogs
Nelson Magazine
Kate Wilkinson’s home is a modern and minimalist space with only a few artworks on the walls, but on
50-plus runners rack up the kms
Best Life
Recreational running has always been a popular activity in Nelson. Best Life Magazine writer Justin
Supportive circles spark literacy success
Best Life
Writing groups in the Nelson Tasman region offer invaluable support, community, and feedback for loc
Sponsored: Bays Joinery triumphs at National Awards
Nelson Magazine
Bays Joinery has made history by winning six awards at the National Kitchen Bathroom Awards (NKBA),
Sponsored: Gardening advice with Tim's Garden
Nelson Magazine
Spring is a busy time of year for plant nurseries and garden centres – next time you’re out shopping
Moutere Artisans: A celebration of creativity at annual Open Day
Nelson Magazine
On Sunday, October 27, Upper Moutere will come alive as the Moutere Artisans welcome the public to t
