Protesters hit streets
Voices chanting "Stop the drop, no brodifacoum in our Brook" sounded through the otherwise quiet Trafalgar St as protesters voiced their anger.
Hope for new mum
Hailey Greenwood has hope after being given a home by the Nelson Tasman Housing Trust.
'Master of his own downfall'
A former Nelson hospitality boss has been found guilty in a multi-million dollar fraud case.
Bugman comes to school
Ruud Kleinpaste and George the weta were on a mission to teach Central School pupils about nature.
Dude, where's my cow?
Three Kiwis, one rickshaw, and an epic 3000km adventure across India.
Pond funding issue resurfaces
The NCC will foot the whole $1.2m bill for the Tahunanui Modellers Pond fix.
Stop the drop
Voices chanting "Stop the drop, no brodifacoum in our Brook" sounded through the otherwise quiet Trafalgar St as protesters voiced their anger.
'Master of his own downfall'
A former Nelson hospitality boss is behind bars having been found guilty in a multi-million dollar fraud case.
Baby Blacks backing firepower
The Baby Blacks have scored 10 more tries than England during the World Rugby Under-20 Championship.
Temalisi regains spark
Tactix haven't had much to be excited about in 2017, but Temalisi Fakahokotau has been a rare positive.
Sevens rookie eyes Makos contract
New Zealand sevens player Andrew Knewstubb pushes for Tasman Makos contract.
Waimea and Nelson set for rematch
WOB and Nelson both looking to bounce back from defeats at Trafalgar Park on Saturday.
Wizard of Oz coming to Nelson
Australian guitar legend Tommy Emmanuel talks about his Kiwi musical connections, Nashville and scoring free tickets to the races.
Film delves into effects of capitalism in modern China
Jia Zhangke, cinema's skilled historian of a China evolving so rapidly that its own citizens can scarcely keep up, strikes a melancholic chord in Mountains May Depart.
Fibre Spectrum celebrates 30 years with exhibition
A group of fibre artists who formed as Fibre Spectrum in 1987 are celebrating 30 years in business with a group exhibition
Cultural trauma explored in exhibition
Artist Ann Braunsteiner has carefully and deliberately constructed #lostchildhood, and exhibition exploring cultural trauma in the McKee Gallery.
Cafe 'a cross-section of Nelson society'
Yaza is a quirky little cafe in a corner of the Montgomery car park that has carved out quite a reputation.
Council needs new model for addressing pond problem
The Modellers Society has missed out on funding to fix their pond, but is using council money the smartest move?
The freedom to choose is one to fight over
Having a Freedom of Spiel doesn't mean you get to trample on every other freedom
Lighthouse life a bygone era
Lighthouses today are invariably nothing but a bunch of flashing LEDs, but it wasn't that long ago that families filled their lives at these remarkable outposts.
Winemakers join forces
It is often said that making wine is the easy bit, selling wine is where the business really starts to get tough, wineries spend a huge amount of time and money on different forms of marketing and that was one of the key drivers for twelve premium family-owned wine producers to form an alliance – the Family of Twelve.
Negotiating the pothole questions of life
OPINION: There are many unanswered questions in life. Potholes are one of them.
First prize surprise for young composer
Emily Clifford entered a competition as a learning experience but ended up winning the top prize.
Order of merit for Cawthron scientist
A Nelson woman's 30-year science career is being rewarded by the New Zealand Order of Merit.
Woman's selfless service to hospice
A woman who helps dying patients tell their life stories has been awarded the Companion of the Queen's Service Order.
Fight for feminism earns award
A Nelson campaigner has been made a Companion of the Queens Service Order for her services to women.
Baby Blacks backing firepower
The Baby Blacks have scored 10 more tries than England during the World Rugby Under-20 Championship.
Sevens rookie eyes Makos contract
New Zealand sevens player Andrew Knewstubb pushes for Tasman Makos contract.
Waimea and Nelson set for rematch
WOB and Nelson both looking to bounce back from defeats at Trafalgar Park on Saturday.
Makos contracts up for grabs
Tasman selected 33-strong high performance squad to prepare for a pre-season match against Counties Manukau.
Crowley takes over as Tasman assistant coach
Leo Crowley ready to face big challenge at Tasman's assistant rugby coach.
Ruby Coast Arts members to open doors
The public can visit some working artists at Mapua, Ruby Bay and Tasman this long weekend.
Book art winner takes inspiration from life
It was a case of art imitating life for Book Art competition winning entry.
Ivasa win Smokefreerockquest Nelson final
The plan to have fun pays off for winning Nelson College-Nelson College for Girls band.
Historic movie house to close
Wellington's Paramount cinema will close in September, just after celebrating its centenary.
Gumboot Musical a stomping good time
The Gumboot Musical will leave you breathless and stomping your feet for more.
