
Record numbers for antique boat show
A record 158 boats and a crowd of 2000 packed the shores of Lake Rotoiti over the weekend for the 25

A record 158 boats and a crowd of 2000 packed the shores of Lake Rotoiti over the weekend for the 25

In 1846, an Ordinance to provide for the establishment of Resident Magistrates Courts, and to make s

For many years the farmers of Waimea West had been selling stock at the Richmond and Brightwater sal

More than 1,000 people with 612 campervans and caravans filled the Tapawera Area School grounds and

Allan Herd, a young man growing up in Grovetown, Marlborough, showed in his early years to have spun

More than 30 long-time model builders are teaming up to spark an interest in younger participants th

In January 1921, at a large and enthusiastic meeting, it was agreed for motor cyclists to form thems

As English settlers took up land in the district, they planted varieties of seedlings that reminded

Samuel Fittall, a highly-respected resident of Richmond was born in London, in 1837, the fourth son

In August 1906 a meeting took place at the Fire Brigade Hall to discuss the idea of forming a brass

An independent commissioner has approved an updated application for a digital billboard to be erecte

Choristers from all over the country will descend on Teapot Valley this month for a concentrated wee

In 1930, an application by De Lacey Ltd, Painters and Decorators, was lodged in the Supreme Court ag

Local Charitable Trust ‘Walk with Us’ has announced that, after 11 years of providing Nelson Tasman
It was a no-brainer for the Nelson Speedway Club, a steal if you like. Bring in temporary scaffoldi

Produce, artworks, food, music and children’s activities are set to ring in the New Year at the annu

BY ROBYN PARKES Richmond’s single-platform, wooden railway station, along with the Post and Telegra

Visitors to Mt Robert in Nelson Lakes National Park should be able to do so with confidence their ve

Following the death of Dr. Hubert Washbourn in 1927, his replacement, Dr William Fleming Currie, arr

An organisation tasked with maintaining the local Ngā Haerenga Great Rides has introduced two new do