Two years since JS Ewers said goodbye to coal
Nearly two years ago, JS Ewers officially shut down its coal-fired heating system and activated a cu
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Nearly two years ago, JS Ewers officially shut down its coal-fired heating system and activated a cu
Students at Brightwater School have been immersed in an inspiring project that combines compromise,
The Tasman National Art Awards are back with record entries from across New Zealand, and the 2025 ex
Farmers nationwide are being encouraged to act early against cattle ticks and support new research b
Steve van der Gulik may be new to Drummond & Etheridge (John Deere) Richmond, but he brings 18 years
Forestry crews are racing against the clock to salvage timber from thousands of hectares of storm-da
A group of women in Golden Bay have raised an impressive $8,000 to help Gaza’s growing crisis—And th
Richmond-based NZ Hops, a co-operative of 27 hop growers, is celebrating international recognition,
Nelson-based Louisa Hawkes is calling on locals to take action and sign up for Project Jonah’s Marin
Tapawera’s Dave and Aaron McGaveston are pinning their hopes on favourable weather for the upcoming
The Owen River Pig Hunt was in full swing this year, drawing 97 keen hunters - adults and juniors al
Gary Mainland has been busy collecting saliva samples from huntaway and heading dogs on farms across
The Tasman Valley Young Farmers’ 2nd Annual Quiz Night was a great hit with a sold-out Moutere Commu
The sun was shining as dozens of volunteers came together to support the Wakefield Bowling Club, whi
A major community planting effort has hit a significant milestone, with 11,500 native trees planted
Nelson Federated Farmers are proud to have the Rapid Relief Team (RRT) heading to Tapawera to suppor
A pilot initiative launched earlier this year by Menzshed Waimea is already making an impact, with s
Kaiteriteri Mountain Bike Park’s I Dig Sunday events have returned, marking the start of a major cle
The Murchison Garden Club is springing into the season with colour, creativity, and community spirit
At just 20 years old, Jorja Ayers is making her mark in the dairy industry as herd manager at Uruwhe