Mayor’s column: Fluoridating Nelson’s Water
Passions are running high among some people over the issue of Nelson’s water being fluoridated. Many
Passions are running high among some people over the issue of Nelson’s water being fluoridated. Many
Council has invested $4 million on aerating the Maitai Dam to increase the security of Nelson’s safe
I am delighted that this Saturday the parkrun event is being launched in Neale Park at the North Roa
Council elections are due again next October. My worries are the declining turnout, the outdated pos
It is a huge conservation achievement for Nelson that today 56 tuatara are being released at the Bro
Today, successful market gardening business Connings opens its pop-up store on Achilles Avenue, brin
The 2024 Nelson Arts Festival launched this week with a lineup of more than 200 artists delivering 5
Our Nelson and Tasman councils received a joint briefing last Friday from Health NZ on its work to a
I love the pride Nelsonians take in our city, the can-do spirit and that our people and businesses a
Tāhunanui Beach is one of our city’s most precious gems. It’s a special place for locals to swim, wa
The latest Active NZ survey results published this week shows we participate more in sport and physi
I love that Nelson is to be the first city in NZ to have a kerbside recycling service for soft plast
I have been focused this past month on co-ordinating the campaign for the re-establishment of NMIT a
This Saturday night our Tasman Mako will attempt to make rugby history with their Ranfurly Shield ch
I attended Local Government NZ’s Annual Conference in Wellington last week with the CEO, Deputy Mayo
This week marks the second anniversary of the August 2022 storm, Nelson’s worst natural disaster in
Everywhere I go in Nelson I am seeing the harsh reality of a struggling economy. I see it in job los
I have always loved Tāhunanui Beach. I remember making sandcastles and using the playground as a chi
A critical issue for our region is the future of our polytechnic. I have been working hard with othe
A dose of common sense is urgently needed to pull back on excessive temporary traffic management wit