20yo sentenced for being party to brutal stag killing
Tracy Neal – Open Justice Reporter
He was spurred on by mates shouting 'Go Go Go'....
‘Wait and see’ for fast-tracked projects
Wed, Oct 16, 2024 6:00 AM
A total of 149 projects have been selected for fast-tracking by the Government, and three are from N
‘Nelson is going to suffer’ – staged hospital development a hard sell
Tue, Oct 15, 2024 1:30 PM
The briefing further explored the Government’s revised scope of the redevelopment which would compri
Inside the cancellation of Bay Dreams 2025
Tue, Oct 15, 2024 10:49 AM
If everything was going to plan, the organisers behind Bay Dreams would have announced the world's b
Fuel disrupter Waitomo coming to Nelson
Anne Hardie
Waitomo, the fuel company known as a market disrupter because it brings more competition and drives ...
Nelson fisherman jailed after failing to heed final drink-drive warning
Tracy Neal – Open Justice Reporter
His last sentence of home detention didn't deter him. Now he's in prison....
Community
Volunteers get their hands dirty
Elise Vollweiler
Spring is in the air, and nowhere is that more evident than at Motueka’s community gardens.
Penny’s magical, mythical garden
Anne Hardie
“I woke up in the morning with the idea and had to do it, and it was done by lunch time.”
Sparking second chief role
Gordon Preece
Wattie Mortimer is the newly-appointed chief fire officer at Wakefield Volunteer Fire Brigade, and i
Sport
Nelson masters off to South Africa
Stephen Stuart
Four players from the Endeavours hockey club are representing New Zealand at the World Masters Hocke
Tasman team named for NPC quarterfinal
Peter Jones
The return of a couple of Mako veterans has lifted the Tasman side ahead of its NPC rugby quarterfin
Coastal Classic’s final run
Waimea Weekly
After filling around 40,000 cups during more than 200 events the Abel Tasman Coastal Classic returns
Trampers reunite for ping pong success
Stephen Stuart
They used to tramp together, and now Brian Renwick and Lawrie Halkett are blazing new paths in table
Sideshow Bruce now centre stage
Stephen Stuart
Horse racing is full of hard luck stories and Wakefield hobby harness trainer Robbie Stuart has had
All Blacks back for Mako
Peter Jones
The inclusion of two All Blacks has provided a welcome boost for the Tasman Mako side as they prepar
Rural
Scantily clad lads raise $25,000 from calendar
Anne Hardie
Twelve local growers who stepped out of their comfort zone and dared to bare for a calendar, have ra
Tasman Environmental Trust new chair
Top South Farming
Scott Burnett has stepped into the role as chair of Tasman Environmental Trust.
Green shoots in the sheep meat market
Top South Farming
🌱 "Green shoots" are sprouting in the global sheep meat market! Despite recent volatility, demand
NZTA agrees to cover $100m of Sounds roads recovery
Top South Farming
🚧 Big progress for Marlborough Sounds. NZTA has approved $100M for vital road repairs, bringing rel
Winegrowers welcome tasting fee
Eloise Martyn
🍷 Exciting news for Nelson Tasman wine producers! Local wineries can now charge for tastings thanks
Bumper trout season ahead
Top South Farming
The new trout fishing season is fast approaching, and anticipation is high for October 1 when it all
Lifestyle
Food Factory fuels local innovation
Nelson Magazine
The Food Factory in Nelson has become a thriving hub for local food entrepreneurs, providing a colla
Thirty years of celebrating creativity
Nelson Magazine
Celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, the Nelson Arts Festival brings together a vibrant mix o
Getting to know... Shelley Haring
Nelson Magazine
Get to know Shelley Haring, a CrossFit enthusiast and organiser of the upcoming Feast Whakatū.
Watercolour print connects past and present
Nelson Magazine
Environmental lawyer Sally Gepp enjoys a unique connection to her favourite artwork. Not only does s
Sponsored | BlueberryIT and CommArc create a merger for the future
Nelson Magazine
Founded in 2008, BlueberryIT is a leading IT services provider for the Top of the South, who have me
English central
Nelson Magazine
In the heart of Nelson City, young people from all over the world are coming to learn English. They
