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Do you know a Marlborough woman whose husband/fiance went away to war and never returned? We would like tell her story ahead of Anzac Day on Wednesday.
Meet the Government Inquiry into Mental Health and Addiction panel in Nelson next week (3 May). Marlborough people have the option of attending by video conference from Wairau Hospital, Blenheim. The panel want to hear from people with a range of backgrounds and views. Spread the word...
More … View moreMeet the Government Inquiry into Mental Health and Addiction panel in Nelson next week (3 May). Marlborough people have the option of attending by video conference from Wairau Hospital, Blenheim. The panel want to hear from people with a range of backgrounds and views. Spread the word...
More info here: www.nmdhb.govt.nz...
Crater Hill (Ngā Kapua Kohuora) volcanic cone and the elite soils of Pūkaki Peninsula are to remain protected from residential development and future urbanisation under a significant decision of the Environment Court.
Would you take the bus if there was a commuter service? Would you use the bus instead of driving or taxiing to the airport? These are some of the questions Marlborough District Council wants your feedback on.
The Marlborough Transport (Bus) Survey runs until Friday 4 May. The information … View moreWould you take the bus if there was a commuter service? Would you use the bus instead of driving or taxiing to the airport? These are some of the questions Marlborough District Council wants your feedback on.
The Marlborough Transport (Bus) Survey runs until Friday 4 May. The information collected will be used to gauge interest in expanding the bus service to Renwick and from Burleigh/Boulevard Park on Taylor to Blenheim town centre.
The survey will also try to establish whether other bus services in the region are likely to be viable.
Click here for more information and to fill out the survey:
Rally your troops and join the Great Community Cleanup this weekend. There are over a hundred teams from The Warehouse and the community cleaning up our neighbourhoods and natural spaces, but we need something more. We need YOU. Even a little cleanup will make a huge difference in the places we … View moreRally your troops and join the Great Community Cleanup this weekend. There are over a hundred teams from The Warehouse and the community cleaning up our neighbourhoods and natural spaces, but we need something more. We need YOU. Even a little cleanup will make a huge difference in the places we live in and love. Join us in helping to beautify our communities, take heaps of pictures, and share them with #CleanupNZ. Let’s get to work!
Why should your mum be a Queen for a day?
Write us a letter and tell us the reasons why your mum should be a Queen for the day.
Entries must be received no later than noon on Friday, April 27.
Your mum will need to take some time off on Friday, May 4 for her special day.
mailbox@stuff.co.nz
… View moreWhy should your mum be a Queen for a day?
Write us a letter and tell us the reasons why your mum should be a Queen for the day.
Entries must be received no later than noon on Friday, April 27.
Your mum will need to take some time off on Friday, May 4 for her special day.
mailbox@stuff.co.nz
PO Box 242
Blenheim7201
or deliver your letter to our office on the corner of Arthur & Seymour Sts.
Great to see Rapaura Springs Wines have joined Garden Marlborough this year .... AND that the Stihl Shop Garden Fete will be held in Pollard Park.
Will you be attending a Garden Marlborough workshop this year?
From printing t-shirts to designing skateboards or experiencing The Wizard of Oz like never before, head to Auckland Council’s arts centres. They have the best live theatre, free exhibitions and fun workshops these school holidays.
Cycling along some of Auckland's arterial roads has been described as "downright terrifying" by those on bikes. So what are your thoughts on the topic? To read more, click here.
Auckland has been named ‘Best Medium City’ at the prestigious SportsBusiness Ultimate Sports City Awards for the third consecutive time. The ‘Best Medium City’ award is open to cities with populations between 1.3 and 2 million.
Hey neighbours,
Mayor John Leggett wants the public to have their say on the council's plans for the future. The plans have been made and money is ready to be spent - so where do you want it to go?
To read more, click here.
Did you receive an email - possibly from Leon Ash - attacking a Grey Power presidential candidate ahead of the elections?
Reporter Emily Heyward would like to hear from you. Her email is emily.heyward@stuff.co.nz or phone 0275860277.
If you're one of the thousands of people still without power after the storms, hang on in there.
We know it's not always possible to stay with friends or family who are still connected, so here are a few tips to help you be as comfortable as possible at home during a lengthy power … View moreIf you're one of the thousands of people still without power after the storms, hang on in there.
We know it's not always possible to stay with friends or family who are still connected, so here are a few tips to help you be as comfortable as possible at home during a lengthy power outage.
Tennis and netball courts and a perimeter path should be completed by mid-June at Helensville’s Rautawhiri Park.
Hey neighbours,
Have you heard Transport Minister Phil Twyford's views on wheel clamping? He says it either needs to be banned or regulated - and he was working on legislation to see it banned. What are your thoughts? To read more, click here.
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