A wild game platter has put Motueka eatery The Smoking Barrel on the map for more than just its donu
Are you more likely to obey a speed limit sign or a yellow advisory sign? That question is at the h
Nelson woman Denyse Kinraid says the tree outside her home is beautiful… she also wants it ripped up
Six young growers from Nelson Tasman will go head-to-head for the Nelson Young Grower title this Thu
Nelson local Charlette Bone has placed third at the New Zealand Certified Builders (NZCB) Apprentice
A bumper line-up has been announced for the annual Motueka winter arts workshops, with coordinator N
ROBYN PARKES Over the years multiple sports clubs formed, including rugby, tennis, hockey, golf, cr
ROBYN PARKES Mild excitement was created in Motueka in October 1908 with the discovery, in the kitc
The Guardian received an enquiry last week, asking what was going on under the Motueka bridge. Workm
A creek runs behind Nikita Faifua’s house, flowing straight to the Riwaka-Kaiteriteri estuary on its
Her home heaving with hobby items, rolled out eons ago, and redundancy from Plant & Food Research Mo
A new social events organisation is launching in Nelson to help locals find connection, community, a
It still hasn’t really sunk in for former Waimea College dux, Brittany Dick, who has been selected f
Te Piki Oranga is about to begin renovations for a new health hub to open from the former Otumarama
A group of Nelson teenagers are taking on food waste – one piece of fruit at a time. As part of an
Popped corks, oysters on the half shell and violin music. These were well-rigged facets to accompany
Nelson performing arts luminary Gillian Francis is well rehearsed to take her final bow as a product
AEDs (Automated External Defibrillators) are becoming more common in schools, clubs, and public spac
In celebration of this year’s 25th New Zealand Music Month, Nelson Weekly interviewed local musician
A Motueka High School choir’s community engagement hit just the right note for the judges of the New
An unlicensed French driver who performed a U-turn in front of oncoming traffic became agitated when
The ripe, sharp smell of freshly harvested flax filled the Motueka Family Service last Friday, as th
Motueka Valley deer farmers Kim and Judith Rowe have earned national recognition, winning the NZ Lan
Nelson’s rates will go up by an average of 6.5% from 1 July. The increase is in line with what Nels