A motel for a home
A dad wanting to turn his life around has to live in a motel with his daughters because of a rental shortage.
Child injured in crash
The alternative Picton to Christchurch route was down to one lane after a crash outside an airport.
Stranded campervans saved
Vans stranded since the November quake have been saved after repairs to the road, which may open sooner than expected.
What is emotional neglect?
Parents who emotionally neglect their children can give them long-term psychological issues, counsellor says.
Cruise rescue drama
Young crew member winched from ship at night after "traumatic" spinal injury.
'We're not all boy racers'
Drivers of low or loud cars are being mistaken for boy racers, car club president says.
Tasman head north without key duo
Tasman United will face Hawke's Bay United without a suspended defender and an injured goalkeeper.
Super D, super fun
"People are a bit intimidated by full downhill racing so this is a nice in between that anyone can do."
Wairau Valley chasing another title
Wairau Valley square off against Wairau in Saturday's championship cricket final.
Highlanders put through 'wringer'
Tony Brown happy to date with first preseason campaign in the top job at the Highlanders.
Relax, enjoy and discover, for free
OPINION: We have so much nature to enjoy in Marlborough writes Wendy Sullivan.
Letters to the editor
Correspondents write about the local bands playing at the Marlborough Wine and Food Festival, coastal shipping, an anonymous letter writer and public access.
The other side of the fishing debate
Our collective energy would be much better spent collaborating with each other on issues that actually do matter.
The next big cycle trail?
The mountains on one side; the sea on the other. Imagine a cycle trail along the stunning Kaikoura coast.
Letters to the editor
Correspondents write about the right to die, 'hope for America', political correctness, and graffiti.
Rural quarry dispels initial fears
In spite of resource consent restrictions the quarry remained essential to maintaining the region's infrastructure.
Helping "little brother businesses"
Marlborough volunteers sell produce to keep Kaikoura business afloat.
Coastal shipping more efficient, says MP
Inter-island freight volumes to halve due to closure of key transport links on SH1 and Main North Line.
From milk to fuel
A new petrol station is going in at the site of the old Marlborough Milk Company treatment station.
The queen of Marlborough's tracks
The historic Queen Charlotte Track in the Marlborough Sounds can be walked, biked and paddled.
Super D, super fun
"People are a bit intimidated by full downhill racing so this is a nice in between that anyone can do."
Blenheim brigade fundraiser
Grab a sausage and support the Blenheim Volunteer Fire Brigade at Bunnings on Saturday.
