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Finn Kerby-Pinguet is pointing his education compass to the Far East after his selection to a prospe

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Finn Kerby-Pinguet is pointing his education compass to the Far East after his selection to a prospe
The Richmond Volunteer Fire Brigade has its largest team ever for its ongoing tradition in the Big S
A netball squad made up of Waimea College Year 13 students has gone from strength to strength since
“It means a lot to me to try and help others.” Karla Blight has had the “privilege” of supporting h
The reputation of a Nelson cocktail bar isn’t on the rocks after a duo with a spirit for spirits rec

A specialist learning support building that will add “significant value” for the Nelson region opene
Walking trips, gardening, and mystery bus tours to the Top of the South’s prosperous eateries and ar
Police are seeking information to help with its investigation into a hit-and-run involving a car and
A Nelson College graduate is cracking the code for helping Nelson Tasman better understand a technol
Nelson Obstacle Park in the Moutere Hills is climbing the walls and swinging into the growing world
“Singing and music has been my life.” Barbara Lane first took to the now-called Nelson Red Door The

Around $3000 was raised at Sunday’s Māpua Hall Makers Market which will help keep the hall in operat

“I didn’t want to play that old lady’s game”, was Jana Bott’s first impression of bridge when she ta
Nelson Host Lions Club members have planted about 285 trees at a Marsden Valley Cemetery site since
Squeaky toys, truck horns, and plates and teacups smashing in Levity Beet’s tracks were music to the

“We cannot lose it because it makes us independent.” A woman recovering from a broken foot who uses
The sun was shining at Washbourn Gardens on Sunday for a free family fun day which saw kids celebrat
“People’s lives turned around overnight as a result of these changes.” Around 100 members of the lo
A decade-long journey for former Nayland College student Josh Dunn was saluted at Iron Duke Sea Scou
It was no tall order for a local furniture company to inject new life into a Nelson Tasman Life Educ