Council moot workshop policy
A new workshops policy is aiming to provide more clarity and transparency into the decision-making process of the Nelson City Council.
New buggy for Nelson Hospital
The hospital buggy that has ferried thousands of people to the doors of Nelson Hospital has had an upgrade.
Landfill charges set to increase
Proposed fees and charges for the York Valley regional landfill facility are increasing by $22 per tonne for the 2019/2020 year.
Tasman Rugby launches first women's elite programme
Mako today, Black Ferns tomorrow - the quest to make Tasman womens rugby a national powerhouse has been launched.
New mall plan for Nelson
Plans for Nelson's first indoor mall would involve a developer buying part of an inner city carpark.
Water restrictions lifted
Almost all residents in Nelson and Tasman have had their water restrictions lifted.
Howls over dog control plan
The Tasman District Council Dog Control Bylaw is sparking howls of discontent in Golden Bay.
Climate change package in plan
The Nelson City Council has earmarked $100,000 for climate change initiatives in their Annual Plan.
Man facing arson charges named
Nelson man Benjamin Philip Durrant has lost a bid for name suppression over two charges of arson.
Motueka's winning songwriter
Judges praise beauty of lyrics in Motueka teenager Lucy Summerfield's winning song.
Nelson's Black Forest
Photos taken in the Eves Valley show the scale of the damage caused by the Pigeon Valley wildfire.
'Watershed' iwi fisheries deal
Sealord signs on to access 60 percent of Māori-held deepwater fisheries quota.
Rain could hamper family search
Search and rescue leader worried heavy rain could wash away clues, such as footprints, as family and friends continue search.
Pests gone from Abel Tasman
Monitoring has shown Adele, Fisherman and Tonga islands are free of rats and mice.
Costs may end Hone's case
Former protester Lewis Stanton's case against the SPCA will be thrown out unless he can find $15,000 as security.
Fonterra to pay farmer's $40k costs
Fonterra ordered to pay legal costs of farmer with a history of environmental offending, after refusing to take his milk.
Disappointed 'not to bring Jess home'
They saw plenty of people walking through the bush, just none of them were missing woman Jessica Boyce.
Motueka's winning songwriter
Judges praise beauty of lyrics in Motueka teenager Lucy Summerfield's winning song.
Broods with emotion after attacks
Nelson sibling stars Broods returned to their hometown for a one-off show to support those who fought the wildfires.
Nevermore comes rapping at theatre's door
A famous American mystery writer's life takes the stage in Nelson.
Bryan Adams shines a light in Nelson
Canadian rocker Bryan Adams took to the stage in Nelson on Saturday night, dedicating his Shine A Light song to the people of Christchurch.
Rum-tastic reason to drink
One man is on a mission to bring the flavours of the Caribbean to New Zealand.
Reflecting on ourselves
OPINION: There is much negative, unnecessary content online often written hiding behind silly pseudonyms.
Turning a new page
Companies that allow hate to be shared online have blood on their hands and should be held accountable.
Questioning why I hide myself
OPINION: A Muslim mum on being Muslim in Christchurch after the terrorist attack: "It feels like finally being seen."
Standing united as one
The entire nation has a collective responsibility to ensure the events of that deplorable day are never repeated.
Rum-tastic reason to drink
One man is on a mission to bring the flavours of the Caribbean to New Zealand.
Feijoas all year?
An experiment that began in a dairy farmer's kitchen is about to take on the world.
Fabulously frozen treats
Letting you in on this little secret may burst your bubble, but there's some delicious being made in Nelson, writes Neil Hodgson.
Tale of two towns
Life in the City of Sails will shred every nerve you have, but life at the end of the Golden Bay rainbow will feed your soul, writes Bob Irvine.
Power to the people
It's easy to forget the effort that went in to establishing electricity supplies in this country.
Cook-off for Motueka Kai Fest
A local celebrity cook-off is planned for the third annual Motueka Kai Fest, to be held at Decks Reserve on Sunday.
Actors to bring history alive
Visitors to Washbourn Gardens in Richmond may think they have stepped back in time.
K-pop group to perform at Race Unity Day
If you've never seen the sights or heard the sounds of a K-pop dance group, you're in a treat at Race Unity Day.
'Allo 'Allo! reprisal trip down memory lane
Two actors are set to reprise their roles 20 years after they last performed in a Nelson Repertory Theatre production of 'Allo 'Allo!
The NZ band you never heard of
They were named to support Black Sabbath on a world tour. Then it all fell apart. Now, there are hopes Christchurch band Ticket could reunite ...
