Praising the Lord for 175 years
Stoke Methodist Church has become more inclusive and diverse since it was opened by an English Metho
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Stoke Methodist Church has become more inclusive and diverse since it was opened by an English Metho
November has dawned, and with it comes the tried-and-true tradition of men sprouting moustaches for
A mobile computer repair business newly downloaded on the local scene will celebrate its September l
Gifted student musos, bargains galore, comfort food and drink and “an absolute icon” took his final
Young bloods emerged from the shadows for a Halloween thriller at Sundial Square in Richmond on Thur
A locally-designed garment which narrates Māori Gods and pays homage to the designer’s father who wa
A local organisation has seen a “concerning” surge in referrals of elder abuse and an increase in th
Motueka Volunteer Fire Brigade’s open day fired on all cylinders earlier this month with locals rush
Tasman Rural Fire Force’s sole female firefighter has been illuminated with a national honour for he
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Hot chocolate used to be provided for pupils who brought their own milk and mug, and heating challen
John de Jong, Peter Hobson and Neil Jackson are resurrecting a mega pumpkin competition and are enco
More than 140 alumni of a Nelson catholic school which closed 42 years ago will travel near and far
Richmond’s Santa Parade will spread Christmas cheer on Queen St on 8 December and its coordinator, R
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The Trafalgar Centre is home to the Nelson Giants, but on Labour Weekend it will host a different ki
The Brook Waimārama Sanctuary held an open day on Sunday with hundreds of locals getting back to nat
Motueka RSA Fishing Club reeled in schools of small fry at its Take A Kid Fishing Day at Talley’s Fi
Allan Hunter has been a testament to the Rotary motto ‘service above self’ for half a century. Sinc