News
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Havelock Estuary aspirations to be aired
Marlborough MattersNewsA restoration plan for the Havelock/Motuweka Estuary funded by Te Hoiere Project will be a legacy for the community and chart the future of the inland waterway.
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The Wairau Aquifer: a precious resource under pressure
Marlborough MattersNewsMarlborough's Wairau Aquifer, a vital regional water source, faces unprecedented challenges.
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Kenepuru Road recovery drop-in session
Marlborough MattersNewsThe Kenepuru community is invited to attend the Marlborough Roads Recovery drop-in session on Thursday 20 February at Portage Resort from 2pm to 4pm.
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Café Create coming up
Marlborough MattersNewsA new bi-monthly breakfast gathering designed to celebrate Marlborough’s unique blend of creativity and community is coming up soon!
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Whangamoa Saddle night closures
Marlborough MattersNewsOvernight resealing and maintenance works are planned for the SH6 Whangamoa Saddle, between Rai Valley and Hira, and SH6 Pelorus Bridge.
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New citizens welcomed
Marlborough MattersNewsTwenty-six people from 12 countries have been officially welcomed to Marlborough.
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Pollard Park display bed impressive
Marlborough MattersNewsBright red, pink and white bedding begonia ice blocks are greeting visitors to Pollard Park.
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Get out and about on your bike
Marlborough MattersNewsAs part of that Council is running a Biking Treasure Hunt along the Taylor River Reserve in February and March.
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New pavilion for A & P Park
Marlborough MattersNewsNelson firm JTB Architects has been chosen to design the new pavilion for Marlborough’s A & P Park in Blenheim.
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All in a flap
Marlborough MattersNewsIf you work in Blenheim’s CBD, you may have noticed a lively colony of seagulls has taken up residence on top of the buildings around High Street.
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Disc golf booming in Blenheim
Marlborough MattersNewsNew signs have been placed on the Taylor River Reserve, marking the Disc Golf Course.
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Do you qualify for a rates rebate?
Marlborough MattersNewsIf you are a ratepayer on a low income, you may qualify for a rates rebate of up to $790.
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Explore Marlborough's crown jewel this summer
Marlborough MattersNewsPicton is a quintessential piece of Marlborough summer.
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Prisoners roll up sleeves for Te Hoiere Project
Marlborough MattersNewsThousands of plants now in the ground as part of Te Hoiere Project have originated from Rolleston Prison near Christchurch.
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Heritage Uncovered - The Life of Olive Blick
Marlborough MattersNewsHeritage Marlborough has partnered with organisations across the region to launch a new series, Heritage Uncovered.
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From A to D: Marlborough's lakes’ health revealed
Marlborough MattersNewsCouncil's recent water quality testing of lakes in the region has revealed a mixed picture of lake health, with some pristine bodies of water and others facing challenges.
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Seymour Square’s original plans revealed
Marlborough MattersNewsCouncil holds many local history gems in its local authority archive including minutes, registers, maps, plans and photographs, with some dating back to the 1860s.
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Sport NZ Rural Travel Fund open now
Marlborough MattersNewsThe Sport NZ Rural Travel Fund - for young people needing help with transport costs - is now open.
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Koromiko caravan park access to get easier and safer
Marlborough MattersNewsNZTA/Waka Kotahi is building a new right turn bay at the Freeths Road/State Highway 1 intersection.
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Creative Communities fund now open
Marlborough MattersNewsAre you involved in a creative community project that benefits the people of Marlborough? Do you need funding help?
