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Seeking pirates for summer reading adventures
Marlborough MattersNewsMarlborough District Libraries is excited to share its fun pirate adventure summer reading programme.
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Rārangi revamped
Marlborough MattersNewsThe Rārangi community has celebrated the opening of the revamped outdoor area next to the fire station and community hall.
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Water main upgrades in Francis Street and Lakings Road
Marlborough MattersPublic NoticesNewsAs part of Council’s continued service upgrades, two sections of water main in Blenheim are to be replaced.
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New citizens welcomed
Marlborough MattersNewsTwenty-seven people from 12 countries have been officially welcomed to Marlborough.
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Council services – Christmas and New Year
Public NoticesNewsMedia ReleasesCouncil’s offices are closed from midday on Tuesday 24 December and reopen at 8.30am on Monday 6 January. If you have an urgent issue during this time, please phone 03 520 7400.
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Shake out winners
Marlborough MattersNewsPicton Preschool and Gill McFarlane are the Marlborough winners in the national ShakeOut competition, run in conjunction with ShakeOut last month.
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Marlborough Summer Activity Guide
Marlborough MattersNewsIf you're new to Marlborough and wondering what's on offer during the summer months, call in to Council and pick up a Marlborough Summer Activity Guide for Newcomers from Customer Services.
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Temporary exclusion zone inner Picton Harbour
Marlborough MattersNewsPicton inner harbour (highlighted zone in photo) is temporarily reserved and has a temporary speed bylaw uplifting for the Rarangi Surf Lifesaving Club’s Maritime Festival demonstration on 20 Jan 2025
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Foreshore fun this summer
Marlborough MattersNewsPicton’s water play area looks set to be in hot demand again this summer as temperatures soar.
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Queen Elizabeth II Award of Music
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Summer boating safety to be promoted
Marlborough MattersNewsCouncil has received $15,000 to support safer boating.
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Watch out for toxic algae
Marlborough MattersNewsThis time of year sees the return of toxic algae in rivers and streams.
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Piano gifted to library
Marlborough MattersNewsPerformers at Te Kahu o Waipuna have a new digital piano thanks to a generous donation from local music identities Tony and Coral Thiel.
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Summer swimming at our best spots
Marlborough MattersNewsSummer has arrived with temperatures soaring into the 30s the first week of December.
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Marlborough Airport aims to reduce landfill waste by one-third
Marlborough MattersNewsWith passengers back at pre-pandemic levels at Marlborough Airport, the piles of waste headed for landfill have returned.
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Give sustainably this Christmas
Marlborough MattersNewsWith Christmas just around the corner, it’s time to source sustainable gifts and decorations.
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National hydrological conference hosted here
Marlborough MattersNewsTwo hundred professionals, including overseas delegates and a group from the Korean Water Resources Association, converged on Marlborough last week for the New Zealand Hydrological Conference.
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Don’t feed the seagulls
Marlborough MattersNewsSeagulls are increasingly common in town centres around New Zealand these days, including Blenheim.
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GPS plotting at cemeteries
Marlborough MattersNewsFinding a loved one’s grave may be easier in future thanks to the help of modern technology.
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Gallery garden growing
Marlborough MattersNewsLocals will have noticed the transformation of the area where the Millenium Art Gallery previously stood.