Nelson Region
Talley's staff member dies at Port Nelson
The person was located in a critical condition after a workplace incident shortly before 1pm, police say.
Man charged with Nelson kidnapping could face more charges
A man charged with kidnapping in Nelson has been remanded for a second time without plea, while police continue to investigate.
Self-driving boat unveiled as council turns to AI
Minister Judith Collins applauded the city's uptake of artificial intelligence across various sectors and said the technology was key to lifting productivity.
O & The Mo on life in Nelson and their new single, ‘Make Way For The Sun’
O & The Mo are Olivia Gallagher and Alvin Bartley, a creative couple and bandmates residing in Wakapuaka, Nelson. Maggie Tweedie spoke to the pair about their new single 'Make Way For The Sun'. Video, Audio
O & The Mo on life in Nelson and their new single, ‘Make Way For The Sun’
O & The Mo are Olivia Gallagher and Alvin Bartley, a creative couple and bandmates residing in Wakapuaka, Nelson. Maggie Tweedie spoke to the pair about their new single 'Make Way For The Sun'.
Video, AudioHow hazard mapping is having 'chilling effect' on town's property prices
Residents say the proposed controversial maps "essentially rendered our property uninsurable".
City's reserves transformed with edible plants
After 40 years and a million trees and shrubs planted, a dedicated parks supervisor has retired, leaving Nelson a veritable feast of flora - literally. Audio
Nelson, Tasman councils vote to retain Māori wards
The wards have proven their worth, one councillor says: "Let's be honest here whānau, the system we have had for the last 150 years has not worked for Māori".
Violent kidnapping ordered after $200k of meth went missing
Dylan Hemana, 33, ordered a violent kidnapping that involved torture with hand tools.
Tramper drowned trying to rush epic Te Araroa Trail - coroner
Petr Čech put pressure on himself to complete the country-long trek within three months, the coroner has found.
Around the motu: Samantha Gee in Nelson
Nelson's long-awaited hospital rebuild will now be made up of several smaller buildings and include existing infrastructure. Audio
NZ's first soft plastic collection trial to be rolled out
Letters are being sent this week to households in more than 140 streets inviting people to register - with collections to start in early October and run for six months.
Villagers win subdivision fight against prominent wine grower
It started with a subdivison in a small alpine village. But when one landowner and his family tried to subdivide it further, a protracted legal battle began,
Museum turns to crowdfunding to keep taonga from being trashed
Irreplaceable treasures valued at $20 million are a few sandbags and plastic sheets away from ruin. Audio
No congestion charging for Nelson, yet
Regional leaders don't currently see a place for time-of-use charging in Nelson Tasman, but add that it shouldn't be ruled out in the face of future population growth.
Health minister backtracks on plans for Nelson Hospital rebuild
Instead of one large building, there'll be several smaller buildings and existing infrastructure will be retained. Audio
Man faces firearm, threatening to kill charges after 15-hour stand-off
He has been charged with eight offences total after a stand-off that saw police and the Defence Force involved.
Clean-up of contaminated Nelson beach to start next month
Work to remove sawdust and sand that is contaminated with arsenic and other chemicals will start on a popular Nelson beach next month.
Man faces kidnapping charge after 15-hour hostage situation
A 56-year-old has been arrested after a stand-off with police closed nearby schools and a hospital. Audio
Two people remain inside house at centre of Nelson lockdowns
Two people remain inside the house where police have been responding to a family harm incident and a local resident says the situation appears far from over.