Motueka teens heading to Wellington dance event
TONI EVANS The capital is calling, and the teens from Motueka’s Inspire Dance are ready to answer -
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TONI EVANS The capital is calling, and the teens from Motueka’s Inspire Dance are ready to answer -
A youth space that quickly became a second home for many Motueka young people is temporarily closed
A long-awaited replacement of the Motueka River Bridge and improvements to Tākaka Hill are among the
Tasman Area Association Committee members and local volunteers have planted 25 new fruit trees at th
Filipino flavours, stories and traditions were on the menu when Kai and Kōrero returned to Motueka C
Motueka Pony Club riders will soon be able to train and compete closer to home after receiving a $60
Riwaka School footballer Charlie Kerry is heading to Cambridge next month after impressing at a tour
WENDY VAN DEN BERG Motueka High School's remarkable success in adventure racing has its roots in th
As a mum of two, legal executive, firefighter and community volunteer, Ashley Hendy is used to havin
Some of the region’s stories are stepping out of storage and into the spotlight. The Guardian Motuek
Fancy a night of great tunes, toe-tapping rhythms and a traditional Celtic celebration? Award-winnin
About 20 members of Motueka's free conversational English class recently gathered to celebrate the p
ELAINE FISHER Twenty-one years on from the first plantings, Māpua Wetland, adjacent to Aranui Park,
Motueka 50 Plus Walking Group is proving age is no barrier to adventure, with members exploring some
TONI EVANS Heartbreaking images and stories have emerged from Nepal following the catastrophic floo
Some of the region’s stories are stepping out of storage and into the spotlight. The Guardian Motuek
A chance Street Talk encounter introduced Toni Evans to a man who helped shape snowboarding's early
The Waimea Combined Schools First XV produced one of its best performances of the season but was den
Motueka Music Group says its treasured Rameau grand piano is the heartbeat of the organisation, and
Each year, thousands of Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) workers arrive in Tasman to help pick and