
Nelson honours Boer War Silent Sixth
Local RSA members, historians and descendants gathered at Queens Gardens last Wednesday to honour th


Local RSA members, historians and descendants gathered at Queens Gardens last Wednesday to honour th

Five new trustees have joined the board of The Suter Art Gallery Te Aratoi o Whakatū, marking a new
By Brendan Hodgson and Peter Jones Stoke Nayland made it three straight bonus-point wins, while Dol
AMY RUSS Whakatū’s grassroots arts and activism hub is on the hunt for an iconic new home as it has
By Brendan Hodgson & Peter Jones The Tasman Premier League continued with another competitive round

Nelson Alarms is celebrating 35 years in business and will give one lucky Nelsonian a $200 restauran

AMY RUSS A new community mural set for Nelson’s CBD will be coloured by the community, with locals

Defending champions Mandy Boyd and Kirsten Edwards return this weekend to defend their Stoke Stakes

A new celebration of Pacific culture, music, dance and food is coming to the region this October, wi
Nelson locals are being invited to dress up, blow on some dice and channel Lady Luck as a fundraiser
The Nelson RSA says recent changes to earthquake-prone building legislation could pave the way for t
Nelson Aquatics has capped off a standout year by winning three major honours at the 2026 CLM Awards
Nelson women’s folk band Cairde has released all four of its albums on the digital platform Bandcamp

ARNIE HALL As New Zealand's first Baptist church, Nelson Baptist Church (NBC) is celebrating 175 ye
Families from across the region are being invited to get creative, get involved and have some fun at

Police released the name of the woman who died following a firearms incident in Tahunanui last Frida

Nelson artist Pip Day has never pitched her work to a gallery, yet outlets across New Zealand keep s

Gay Sweeney spent a lifetime helping others find their voice. Now, the Nelson resident is using her

Communities, whānau and environmental leaders from across New Zealand have been recognised for their

Twenty model railway layouts from across New Zealand will roll into Stoke this weekend as the bienni