Marlborough

Fluttering shearwater/pakahā chicks from Long Island in the Marlborough Sounds have successfully been transferred to Cape Farewell for a second year.

After dealing with an influx of boaties over the last two summers, it's been a "bit slower" to get started in Marlborough this season.

Police have confirmed a second person has died following a crash in Marlborough this evening.

Summer is here and the hot weather means perfect beach days for Kiwis across the country.

A new exhibition will teach visitors to Blenheim over summer about the seismic environment the local iwi have lived in for hundreds of years.

Marlborough's councillors are divided about whether to introduce a travel time allowance - with one saying approving it will "look bad".

The US and UK markets continue to lap up New Zealand wines with our sustainability and geographic advantages sealing lucrative deals.

Crews are on site 24 hours a day to complete repairs along the flood-damaged highway as they work to complete the repairs by 18 December.

Marlborough's councillors have urged council to act after a winery failed to submit its wastewater and grape marc monitoring report.

A "notable" 112-year-old eucalyptus tree has been cleared for the chop by an independent commissioner who outlined its safety risk from a phenomenon known as "sudden limb drop".

It will be the region's 36th festival, making it the longest running food and wine event of its kind in the country, with next year also marking 50 years since the first grapes were planted in…

Our guest this week is Caroline Murray - a vet in Blenheim doing things a little differently. She calls herself the Wilderness Vet and has taken on the role of working for herself, with her car acting…

Roading crews are confident the major route between Nelson and Blenheim will be reopened before Christmas and the "busy summer season".

Marlborough's council has moved to allow extra parking space for boaties trying to launch out of Picton, but some councillors have questioned whether it will even be enough.

Port Marlborough says the welfare of EcoWorld's animals remains its top priority and "specialist" staff have been contracted to assist them when they take over the site next month.

Marlborough's council may be looking to roll out wheelie bins - but a solution for ditching green waste at the kerb instead of carting it to the dump still needs to be found.

KiwiRail is increasing its capacity to move containers from Blenheim by rail to ease pressure on the roads while part of State Highway 6 to Nelson is closed.