Statue's place in history
Of significant importance to Catholic NZ
'Need is critical'
The need for rental properties suitable for people with disabilities is at a critical level, says housing trust.
Campers ignore signs
Some freedom campers are thumbing their noses at "no camping" signs.
Tipped trailer sparks alarm bells
The sound of warning bells rang out as bystanders worked frantically to move a trailer from the railway tracks in Blenheim this morning.
Kokomo Beach Bar up for sale
From pyjama parties to foam parties, there has never been a dull moment at Kokomo Beach Bar in Blenheim.
Poachers risk fines, loss of gear
Police have prosecuted almost 40 unlawful hunters in Marlborough in the past 18 months in a crackdown on poaching.
Railway bells at Blenheim roundabout spark alarm over tipped trailer
Owner puts Kokomo Beach Bar up for sale
Freedom campers ignore signs in 'no-go' area
Statue's important place in history
Lack of suitable housing for people with disabilities
Man admits stealing from ex-employer's premises Blenheim District Court
Blenheim bouncer discharged after punching racist
Four caught in Operation Queen busts admit charges Blenheim District Court
Good result for 2014
Marlborough was one of two regions in the country not to have any drowning deaths last year, new figures show.
Four caught in Operation Queen busts
Four people have admitted their part in a Marlborough drug operation, following the raids of seven Marlborough houses last year.
Sounds Air fills flight gap
Man admits stealing from ex-employer
Wine museum features region
A French film crew has touched down in Marlborough, putting the region's wine industry in the spotlight.
Smashing start to T20 season
The third grade Twenty20 season began with convincing wins to Wairau and Celtic Green on Saturday.
Cavalier Clarkson shines for CD
The Central Districts under-19 team, featuring two Marlborough players, topped the standings heading into the second and final week of the national tournament.
Town-Country showdown shared
Ehlers stars with bat and ball
Visitors beat weather and field
The Rarangi golf course was packed at the weekend when 244 hopefuls competed for more than $18,000 at the Rarangi Summer Spectacular Tournament.
Tech-savvy kids grow up fast
What a minefield. Who would want to be a parent of young children these days? Or a teacher, for that matter.
Shining a light is not enough
New Zealanders would dearly love to fillet the Antarctic toothfish poaching industry. We just don't have the sharp implements.
Lawmakers show lack of vision
Decluttering brings back memories
A shocking argument
Tasers are in the news again and attracting plenty of opposition, despite being used since 2007 in many volatile situations that have all been resolved without anyone being killed.
Kono takes ownership of Chinese firm
Kono New Zealand, which has a winery and mussel processing plant in Blenheim, has purchased the remaining shares in a Chinese company.
Fee hike a blow to wine firms
Increasing regulation fees by $2.9m will hit Marlborough's wine industry hard, says chairman.
Business keeps DOC on track
Great bounty of fruit in debut harvest
Internet spells end for bookshop
Blenheim's largest independent book store has reached its final chapter after online competition caused sales to drop.
Kaikoura festival wows crowd
Kaikoura's annual summer music festival is the perfect cocktail of music, people and place, says musician James Coyle.
Icecream lovers swoop in
Poppy's homemade icecream shop has seen "phenomenal" numbers of customers this summer, said owner Karen Barwick.
Momorangi tops for camping
If it's a true Kiwi camping experience you're after, stay at Marlborough's Momorangi Bay.
Perfect spot for a picnic
Once known as "Laughing Bob's Bay," this little beach at the base of Victoria Domain has been the scene of family picnics for generations.
