Lions scholarship opens for tertiary applicants
The Lions Club Charitable Trust tertiary scholarship is again open, with current tertiary students w
The Lions Club Charitable Trust tertiary scholarship is again open, with current tertiary students w
A collection of events, including two film screenings, are being offered for Motueka’s residents to
Maureen Papps has spent five decades in the Dovedale School bus driver’s seat, and next week, she’ll
Riwaka Scouts may be practising their survival skills, but the troop has come back stronger than eve
It is said that in the act of giving, we receive, which means that Motueka residents’ cups must be r
Jon Toogood acknowledges that some of the haircuts along the way have been bad, and some of the musi
Times have been tough for retailers, and with a small lift in local consumer spending last year, bus
A moth so rare that it does not have a common name has been discovered by chance in the Kahurangi’s
Wesley Olea’s customers could hear him coming a block away – and they certainly weren’t complaining.
Those of us in the Nelson Tasman region are used to boasting about our high sunshine hours, but this
Terpenes, phytoncides and volatile organic compounds all sound like things you would find on the she
The ballads and toe-tapping dancing beats of the country music genre will again ring out from Motuek
A striking new sculpture has been unveiled to welcome the people of Marahau’s past, present and futu
The clay has been molded, thrown and sculpted, the wheels have been whirring, and the kilns have bee
One of Motueka’s quirkiest art collectives has opened its pop-up gallery for summer perusal and purc
Running a marathon wasn’t quite enough for Jared Khan. The 11-year-old ticked off his own miles as
The Woodlands Village craft group swapped their knitting needles for wooden spoons recently, to prod
Ivan Bisley reckons he’s banged the side drum “a fair few times” in his 91 years. The Motueka local
Tony Fowler wasn’t home for his 60th wedding anniversary. “I had more important things to do,” he s
Kaiteriteri residents and holiday-makers will be making do with weekly rubbish collections this summ