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To celebrate the opening of its solar hub in Nelson, Lightforce is gifting a $30,000 solar system an
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To celebrate the opening of its solar hub in Nelson, Lightforce is gifting a $30,000 solar system an
Simon Blakemore, Murchison Community Board chairman, says “mental pressure on rural communities is h
By Anna Bensemann For almost as long as there has been land ownership in New Zealand there has been
Janice Gulbransen was brought up on an Orchard in Marlborough before taking up a career in education
In an age where anyone with a phone can take a decent photograph, what sets the professionals apart
By Tony Orman Farmers are under-valued in New Zealand, National Party leader Chris Luxon told a pac
By Ruth Russ The night after Pare was killed in her whare by an axe, Pepene waited to die in the fo
Eight women are in a room. Their voices at least, and portraits too. Come and sit down. They have so
By Andrew Dowling, PGG Wrightson Gastrointestinal parasites (worms) are a significant focus for any
By Nigel Billings, Senior Policy Advisor Federated Farmers Government’s efforts to centralize counc
Emma Higgins is a very busy lady. She is a mum of two children under five, a senior agriculture anal
By Brent Boyce, FarmWise In the last 3-4 weeks the region’s dairy farmers have begun to find feed s
By Darren Crawford, Fire and Emergency NZ The Nelson-Marlborough summer season brings an increased
By Naomi Arnold/RNZ Nelson's Rotomairewhenua/Blue Lake, which has the clearest water in the world,
Jordan Miller has spent countless hours exploring the tracks around the Top of the South. He speaks
By Andrew Ritchie This season has presented grape growers with plenty of new and unfamiliar challen
In the late 1850s, the Aorere gold diggings had 1,300 Europeans and 600 Māori working there. One of
Nelson makeup artist Asher has battled some mean demons to get where she is today, including despera
I hope the summer is going well for you and you’ve found some time to get away with your whānau and
Modelling suggests at its peak Nelson Marlborough can expect between 200 and 700 Omicron cases a day