Dairy sector fuels regional economic growth
New Zealand’s dairy sector remains the country’s largest export earner and one of its most significa
New Zealand’s dairy sector remains the country’s largest export earner and one of its most significa
A campaign aimed at helping the keep the Suter Art Gallery open and accessible is hoping to attract
Slips and flooding have closed SH65 near Murchison. The highway is closed between O'Sullivans Bridg
Two people have been found dead following a serious firearms incident in Nelson on Friday afternoon.
Police are responding to a "serious incident" in Nelson this afternoon. About 12pm Friday, police w
A $1.97 million Government investment will help restore a key part of the southern scallop fishery i
For Stoke resident Graham Cramp, he recalls the battle of Long Tan in Vietnam as if it were yesterda
Richmond artist Maggy J has turned months of recovery from a serious head injury into a creative jou
It is no small feat to reach 50 years with the same employer. It is even more remarkable when your b
Nelson apprentice Caleb Scott has placed second in the Central & Upper South Island 2026 Master Buil
A new fund will help people bring more events to Richmond's CBD, with organisers able to access up t
As Pat Pepperell prepares to celebrate her 97th birthday next week, she reflects on a full and happy
A character villa restored by Nelson builder You Build has won four awards at the 2026 Cook Strait H
A giant yellow swing towering above central Nelson will be one of the headline attractions of this y
Nelson Cathedral parish is planning to build five luxury townhouses in the city centre, with proceed
A heavy vehicle carrying a container has gone through a barrier and over a bank on SH6 Whangamoas.
Richmond Hire has been named the best hire company in New Zealand, taking out a national industry aw
Local interest in a famous great white shark’s visit to Tasman waters has inspired a campaign to tag
Victory Boxing’s Paul Hampton will be hard to miss in the organisation’s new wheels courtesy of The
Tasman District Council is urging people to report road sign vandalism after between 25 and 30 signs