History: Joseph Reid Dodson – Brewer and Mayor
BY ROBYN PARKES Joseph was born in Bristol in 1812 to Joseph and Isabella Dodson. In 1834 he marrie
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BY ROBYN PARKES Joseph was born in Bristol in 1812 to Joseph and Isabella Dodson. In 1834 he marrie
Natalie Kere turned her childhood love of rock hunting into creating exquisite resin creations and a
Te Wiki Tūao ā-Motu – National Volunteer Week celebrates the collective energy and mana of volunteer
Recently, a group of foresters, sawmillers, and forestry professionals gathered at the ‘Logs 2 Lumbe
BY ROBYN PARKES Lady Liverpool established her own wartime charity, the Lady Liverpool League, on t
BY JACOB LUCAS Each year, Fish & Game works with landowners and forestry companies to provide hunti
Long-established and well-loved local business Jellicoe is moving into an exciting new phase. Owner
BY ROBYN PARKES Due in part to pressure from the Department of Health, Nelson Hospital Board purcha
The return of Nelson’s Super Rugby stars to the club game made an immediate impact as Stoke held on
Waimea Combined Barbarians have kept their unbeaten record intact with a big win as the race for the
Sixteen more commercial beef farmers have been selected to take part in the ground-breaking Informin
After only two-and-a-half years since initial release, the Brook Waimārama Sanctuary now has the lar
BY ROBYN PARKES Haulashore Island has been a place of enjoyment for many generations. The island’s
BY ROBYN PARKES In 1920, a privately run maternity hospital was operating in Motueka and on its sal
BY ROBYN PARKES In November 1922 the people of Brightwater petitioned for help in obtaining adequat
The crew of a Nelson-based fishing boat has been awarded for saving a sailor who capsized in heavy s
For over three decades, Glenn Roberts Electrical (GRE) has illuminated Nelson, providing exceptional
Jackie Galland, the compassionate force behind Giving Aroha, is dedicated to supporting individuals
Channeling a love for food and well-being to better connect businesses to consumers, Foodcom is a sp
BY IAN BARKER It took more than five long years of mourning, planning, public meetings, fundraising