Tasman
Kaitāia College student visits Juicies manufacturer after making headlines selling them
A Kaitāia College student who made headlines selling Juicies - until the school board shut down his business - has teamed up with the manufacturers to help get other kids selling the ice blocks.
Rain, snow and wind to blast the country
Multiple heavy rain, snowfall and strong wind warnings and watches are in place across the country.
Cyclists still feel unsafe despite new cycleways
Only 41 percent of Tasman residents feel safe when cycling despite extensive council investment into new cycleways.
Warning of 'higher social cost' as Oranga Tamariki cuts funds for counselling
A family violence charity is fearful for the welfare of women and children as its $17,000 budget is axed.
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.
Two councillors, or not two councillors, that is the question for Golden Bay
Tasman's ward boundaries are more than just lines on a map - they determine how residents are represented in the district council, and soon they will be up for public debate.
Kiwis knock off win in 1000-mile race
Two New Zealanders have won the toughest and longest paddling race in the world, recording the second fastest completion time ever. Audio
Person killed in Tasman car crash
Emergency services were called just before 1am to the intersection of Selwyn Street and Abel Tasman Drive in Pōhara.
Person in critical condition after quad bike rolls in Tasman District
Two people have been injured after a quad bike rolled in the Tasman District about midday Monday.
Author and poet Warwick Stubbs on why he chooses to live in his car
Author and poet Warwick Stubbs wrote his new book, Two Left Feet in public libraries, park benches and in his vehicle and in local writing workshops Audio
Large slip on State Highway 60 after rain
Traffic delays are up to 10-minutes due to the Tākaka Hill slip
Open-ocean project approved to trial new technologies to farm finfish in Tasman Bay
An open ocean project to trial new technologies for farming finfish has been granted consent to go ahead in Tasman Bay, near D'Urville Island.
Made in NZ: The Wand Tonearm
This week for NZ Made vinyl album buffs around the motu will be pleased as our guest makes high end turn tables from his base in Motueka. The company is called Wand Analogue products and it's run by… Audio
Power restored to Coromandel Peninsula
Power line and weather woes look set to continue for parts of the North Island, with work continuing on the Northland supply and storms forecast.
The hunt for a cemetery big enough to last 100 years
A joint cemetery to serve both Nelson and Tasman communities is looking increasingly likely as burial space in the region continues to shrink.
Farm shed fire in Tasman
Firefighters remain at the scene of a large shed fire in Tasman early on Saturday morning.
Police investigating fuel syphoning at DOC carparks
There have been seven reports of petrol being drained from tanks in vehicles parked overnight at DOC carparks in the past month.
Future of long-awaited hospital rebuild unclear
There are concerns that changes to Nelson Hospital's redevelopment plans will result in front line services being cut and poorer outcomes for patients.
Elation tinged with concern after sighting of great spotted kiwi in Golden Bay
A conservation worker reviewing camera footage for feral pigs did a "triple take" when the bird appeared on his screen.
Relief as Waimea dam completed just in time
The long-awaited Waimea Community Dam may be two years late and over budget, but its shareholders say it's been completed just in time.