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Share it about – park further out
Marlborough MattersMedia ReleasesParking zones and tariffs in central Blenheim change on 1 October, encouraging commuters to park on the fringes to distribute parking more evenly across the CBD.
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NZ Transport Agency funding confirmed for Sounds road repairs
Marlborough MattersMedia ReleasesMarlborough can “accelerate” its road to recovery with the announcement that NZ Transport Agency (NZTA) will fund the repair stage of the Phase Three of the Sounds recovery roading programme.
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The Log o' Wood returns to Marlborough
Marlborough MattersMedia ReleasesFifty-one years on from its last visit the Log o’ Wood is returning to Marlborough.
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Council and Chamber join forces to support standalone NMIT
Marlborough MattersMedia ReleasesCouncil and Marlborough Chamber of Commerce are working together to encourage key local businesses to submit their views to the Government’s consultation on Vocational Education and Training Reforms.
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New Government parking penalties apply from 1 October
Marlborough MattersMedia ReleasesCouncil has been tasked by Central Government with implementing new infringement fees announced earlier this week.
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National gravel bed river project’s final findings due out
Marlborough MattersMedia ReleasesThe results of a four-year Gravel Bed Rivers (GBR) National Research Project will be presented in Blenheim on 10 September.
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Council votes to retain Māori wards
Marlborough MattersMedia ReleasesMarlborough District Council has voted unanimously in favour of retaining Māori wards.
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Council adopts 2024-34 Long Term Plan
Marlborough MattersMedia ReleasesMarlborough District Councillors adopted the Long Term Plan 2024-34 (LTP) at a special emergency meeting of Council today.
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Consultation opens on Marlborough CDEM Group Plan
Marlborough MattersMedia ReleasesIt has never been more important to be prepared.
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Emergency Meeting of Council – Adoption of the 2024-34 Long Term Plan
Marlborough MattersMedia ReleasesThe Marlborough District Council will hold an Emergency Meeting at 8.30 am on Monday 2 September 2024.
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Extraordinary Meeting of Council – Marlborough Māori Ward
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Northbank Road closed tomorrow
Marlborough MattersMedia ReleasesNorthbank Road is currently reduced to one lane following a rockfall earlier today, approximately 2km from the start of the road.
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Picton Library and Service Centre Change of Hours
Marlborough MattersMedia ReleasesCommencing 1 September 2024 Picton Library and Service Centre will open at 8.30 am each Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. The opening time each Wednesday remains at 9.00 am.
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Queen Charlotte Drive closer to completion
Marlborough MattersMedia ReleasesThe road to recovery for Queen Charlotte Drive has taken a large step ahead with the completion of two complex sites between Havelock and Moenui Road on Queen Charlotte Drive this month.
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Council’s first quarter rates instalment delayed
Marlborough MattersMedia ReleasesIf you have been looking out for your next rates instalment, please be assured it is coming but there is a delay.
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New Council chief executive starts
Marlborough MattersMedia ReleasesMarlborough District Council has a new chief executive, John Boswell
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Council ratifies 10-year Marlborough Regional Land Transport Plan
Marlborough MattersNewsMedia ReleasesMarlborough’s Regional Transport Committee (RTC) has approved the Marlborough Regional Land Transport Plan 2024-2034 which was ratified by full Council today.
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Taylor River rabbit control starts
Marlborough MattersMedia ReleasesPindone poison, an anticoagulant in bait form, is to be laid at specific areas on the Taylor River Reserve from next Friday (9 August).
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Wither Hills submissions close soon
Marlborough MattersNewsMedia ReleasesBalancing soil conservation and native plantings with recreational use and farming is the aim of the Wither Hills draft management plan, now open for submissions.
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Long standing Marlborough cultural treasure award to live on
Marlborough MattersNewsMedia ReleasesCouncil has assumed guardianship of the Marlborough Living Cultural Treasure Award with the support of the Economic, Finance and Community (EFC) Committee at June’s meeting.