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BY CLAUDIA PACKER, 12 Junior Journos is a programme run by the Nelson Weekly which gives young peop

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BY CLAUDIA PACKER, 12 Junior Journos is a programme run by the Nelson Weekly which gives young peop

By Samantha Gee / RNZ Flood-affected homeowners in Nelson should be treated the same as those recov

The skies are open for travellers keen to pack their bags, and thanks to direct flights available to

The opening of the new Dovedale hall was an event that had long been looked forward to by settlers i

The sunshine sparkles on the water while it meanders along the riverbank. Birds chirp in the trees a

Ten years after an orchestrated, sustained and vicious series of attacks that nearly broke her, Beck

Cathy Jones holds an interesting place in New Zealand art as a semi-retired professional botanist ex

By Samantha Gee / RNZ It has been a year since severe weather caused flooding and extensive damage

Starting from modest roots in 2009, Switch Lighting is now a global leader in LED luminaire design.

Antioxidants are naturally occurring compounds that help protect the skin’s cells from the damage ca

In the early hours of the 5 December 1914, Murchison’s first major fire broke out in the back of Mox

Heart disease isn't something that’s often thought about in women, yet it's the number one cause of

Ian Vincent and Senay Taormina have had the roles and lives that many creatives dream of, and they d

The deep seabed along the Kaikoura coast is showing ‘astonishing resilience’ to the physical and bio

For just over a year the charity Bike Hub Nelson has been making a difference in people’s lives in m

At the outbreak of World War 1 the country did not have an official army nursing service and the Gov
Local schools are getting on board with a new way to reduce waste which is seeing food and beverage

Mountain biker, body builder, volunteer, community champion, mother, activist, DJ. While some heroes
ANDREW RITCHIE Marlborough- based 141 Kaituna Sawmill was recently presented with the Primary Indus

Dave Milner has been busy preparing a special place for the monarch butterfly to nest at his home in