News
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Wairau River toxic algae warning
Marlborough MattersNewsCouncil is warning the public to watch out for toxic algae in the Wairau River.
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High country lakes tested
Marlborough MattersNewsCouncil’s Environmental Monitoring team is testing the quality of water in several Marlborough high country lakes.
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WinePRO shaping up as sellout
Marlborough MattersNewsMomentum is building for Marlborough’s inaugural wine industry expo, WinePRO, Council’s Economic, Finance and Community committee heard recently.
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Heading Control of aquatic weeds in rivers and watercourses
Marlborough MattersPublic NoticesNewsCouncil’s rivers injection programme for controlling aquatic weeds in rivers and watercourses is being applied from 19 April 2024.
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Picton foreshore looking smart
Marlborough MattersNewsPicton’s foreshore has been described as a “marvellous asset” by users.
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Marlborough Energised promises to be spectacular
Marlborough MattersNewsAn interactive lighting display is a feature of next weekend’s Marlborough Energised event at Pollard Park.
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Estuary gets clean bill of health
Marlborough MattersNewsWhangarae Estuary is a great example of a Marlborough river mouth in good health, Council’s Environment and Planning Committee has heard.
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Recycle your containers with Council
Marlborough MattersNewsMarlborough is now a collection point for the Food and Beverage Carton Recycling Scheme (FBCRS).
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Pavilion proposed for park
Marlborough MattersNewsBlenheim’s A and P Park could get a new multi-million dollar pavilion if approved through Council’s Long Term Plan process.
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Wairau River toxic algae warning
Marlborough MattersNewsMedia ReleasesCouncil is warning the public to watch out for toxic algae in the Wairau River.
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Council Services over Easter
Public NoticesNewsCouncil’s Blenheim office will be closed from 3.00 pm Thursday 28 March and will reopen on Tuesday 2 April at 8.30 am.
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Butterflies the focus of Pollard Park centre bed
Marlborough MattersNewsAs we enter a new season our gardeners have been working hard across the district to maintain our beautiful gardens.
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Rolling out the bins
Marlborough MattersWheelie BinsNewsSeven thousand bins down, 29,000 to go!
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Marlborough hosts British High commissioner
Marlborough MattersNewsMayor Nadine Taylor recently met with British High Commissioner to New Zealand Iona Thomas, who was in Blenheim to attend the Global Cities conference.
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Good news for Marlborough’s economy
Marlborough MattersNewsLeading economist Brad Olsen said Marlborough’s strong primary sector was helping it through some tough economic times.
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Chilean needle grass on increase
Marlborough MattersNewsCouncil’s Biosecurity team is working hard to combat the long-term threat from Chilean needle grass with 2,615 hectares now affected in Marlborough.
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Investing in the future of Marlborough’s past
Marlborough MattersNewsA digitisation project for the Marlborough Museum and Edwin Fox Maritime Museum is seen as an important investment to protect Marlborough’s past records and make them more accessible.
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Temporary Road Closure – Gravel Sprint- Redwood Pass Road
Marlborough MattersTemporary Road ClosureNewsOn Sunday, 19 May 2024 the following road is to be closed to ordinary vehicle traffic for the purposes of Marlborough Car Club Rally sprint between 7.30am and 5.30pm
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Working for Nature/Mahi mō te Taiao grants open on Monday
Marlborough MattersNewsMedia ReleasesThe 2024/25 Working for Nature/Mahi mō te Taiao grant scheme opens for online applications on Monday, 1 April.
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Libraries’ app up and running
Marlborough MattersNewsThe Marlborough District Libraries’ app is back working after a brief pause due to technical issues.