All News, Notices and Media Releases
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Notice of intention to sell or dispose of a ship
NewsThe vessel is a white double ended vessel and currently on a mooring at Kaipupu Point.
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Council committee supports closure of Auckland Street south, Picton
NewsA safety audit recommending the closure of the southern approach to Picton’s Auckland Street/Broadway intersection has the support of Council’s Assets and Services Committee.
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Solving the mysteries of road maintenance
NewsWe often see crews out on our roads, working sometimes in challenging conditions at varying hours
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Spring annuals giveaway
NewsIf you’re looking for summer colour for your garden then mark next Tuesday 28 November in your calendar.
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Springlands stormwater update
NewsThe Springlands Stormwater Governance Group (SSGG) is looking for a business representative and youth representative to join its ranks.
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Armistice Day marked in Blenheim
NewsMore than 70 people attended an Armistice Day commemoration in Seymour Square on Saturday 11 November at 11am.
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Well owners urged to check Council database
NewsIf you have a well on your property – used or disused – that is not shown correctly or missing from Council’s database, Peter Davidson would like to hear from you.
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Don Binney - Flight Path book launch and talk
NewsA free public art and book event celebrating the life and work of one of New Zealand’s iconic artists, Don Binney.
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Record achievements for Port Marlborough
NewsPort Marlborough recently shared highlights from a record breaking year in its new annual report.
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New leading lights at Tory Channel
NewsNew leading lights, a navigation aid to indicate a safe passage for mariners, have been installed at Tory Channel/Kura Te Au.
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Proposed temporary road closure - 31 December, Picton
Public NoticesNewsPortions of a car park and London Quay will be closed to ordinary vehicle traffic for the Picton New Year celebrations, from Sunday 31 December 2023 to early morning Monday 1 January 2024.
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New citizens welcomed
NewsTwenty-three people from 12 countries have become Marlborough citizens.
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Environment awards field day
NewsThe Marlborough Environment Awards Trust continues its series of field days with a visit to M&R Forestland Management.
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Moawhitu Restoration Project – where the past helps informs the future
NewsKia whakatōmuri te haere whakamua. I walk backwards into the future with my eyes fixed on my past.
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On the lookout for Chilean Needle Grass
NewsIt’s approaching the time of the year when Council asks for your help to locate the highly invasive pest plant Chilean Needle Grass.
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Fourteen projects receive Working for Nature funding
NewsProjects spanning habitat restoration, protection and environmental advocacy have benefitted from the latest round of Council’s Working for Nature/Mahi mō te Taiao grant scheme.
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Te Kahu o Waipuna fulfilling vision as community hub
NewsBlenheim’s new library has been attracting a steady stream of enquiries for meeting rooms since opening, with bookings averaging 200 a month.
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Whale Trail moving along
NewsMarlborough’s Whale Trail cycle and walking track from Waitohi/Picton to Kaikōura continues to make progress.
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Protect your household pipes
NewsHaving high water pressure from your tap may seem great when topping up the jug or having a shower, but it may subject your household pipes to additional stress.
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Council meetings
Public NoticesNewsThe following meetings are open to the public and anyone is welcome to attend. Copies of the agendas will be available online and at Council’s Office, 15 Seymour Street.
