Council eyes short-leg record
World record bid to mark world cup launch
Toddler 'ran onto road'
A 23-month-old boy was seriously injured after running out into a busy road and being hit by a car.
City set for festival of cricket
As Nelson gears up for the Cricket World Cup starting next week, the hope is that its citizens will get into the mood.
Looking elsewhere for love
In the midst of a mini man drought, single women in Nelson may be looking elsewhere for love.
Fugitives flee in yacht?
Couple wanted over fraud and sexual assault allegations may have fled the country on stolen yacht.
Teen injured in quad crash
Nelson teenager suffers serious head injury after falling from a quad bike onto rocks in Golden Bay.
Suter unveils new city cafe
After five weeks of "exhausting" work, Nelson's Suter Cafe has opened in new premises, with a new name - Suter Cafe in the City.
Return to Nelson an odd feeling
Nelson is great . . . but former local Tasha Black isn't quite ready to come home yet.
Super-yacht bypasses Nelson
All happening on Hardy
Shutters close on camera store
After 37 years in the photography industry, a popular Nelson camera shop is to close after new building standards raised uncertainty about the store's future.
Timing error has Sam on top
Sam Blenkinsop was today crowned overall winner of the Dodzy Memorial Enduro - two day's after the race was staged in Wairoa Gorge
Squance proves class with big win
Hayden Squance is the form triathlete this season and he gave a convincing demonstration on Sunday at Rabbit Island, dominating all three disciplines.
Colleges' social experiment
Triathletes face tougher challenge
No holding back for Drummond
Former Nelson College captain Mitchell Drummond might have to roar like a hungover wharfie at Richie McCaw on Friday night.
Grande Finale precisely that
The wonderful programming of the music for the Adam Chamber Music Festival is done By Gillian Ancell and Helene Pohl. The Grande Finale was the most courageous programme of all.
Standing ovation for talented young band
New Zealand National Youth Band. Theatre Royal, January 30
A feast of choices
Pianist shows street cred
Return to Nelson an odd feeling
Nelson is great . . . but former local Tasha Black isn't quite ready to come home yet.
Punishment does not fit crime
Whether home detention is appropriate in cases involving violence and reflects the community's abhorrence needs considering.
His eyelashes spiky with ice crystals
Last week, at another beach on another beautiful Nelson day, I attended the memorial service for a young man called Oliver.
Wine trade with US booming
Midwives' response is telling
Classical charm wins through
The omens were not that favourable for the 13th Adam Chamber Music Festival.
Service honours fallen soldier
Special Ngatimoti service honours New Zealand's first fallen soldier in WWI, Private William Ham.
Locally grown veges voted tops
Two local growers were recognised as some of the best in the business at the Farmers' Markets New Zealand summer food awards.
Law takes on a mountain of a challenge
Fa'avae targets Coast to Coast
First casualty from Nelson
A 100-year-old photo has been discovered in time to mark NZ's first casualty during World War I.
How many Cricket World Cup games will you be attending in Nelson?
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