News
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Stopbank closed due to damage
NewsA section of the Wairau River stopbank near the SH1 Wairau bridge has been closed for repairs.
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Dr Liz Ward can’t wait to start
NewsNew Marlborough Museum manager Dr Liz Ward is excited about her new role and particularly looking forward to working with the local community to build a positive and welcoming atmosphere.
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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.
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Temporary road closure – Marlborough Library and Art Gallery opening
Temporary Road ClosurePublic NoticesNewsOn Friday 30 June the following portion of road will be closed or restricted to ordinary vehicle traffic for the official opening of the Marlborough Library and Art Gallery in Blenheim.
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Seeking owners of abandoned vessels
NewsThe Marlborough Harbourmaster is seeking the owners of the two vessels pictured.
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Sevenoaks farm embraces biodiversity
NewsHawkesbury farmers Cath and Paul Baker hosted a large gathering at their Sevenoaks farm last Thursday and told those gathered they embrace biodiversity.
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Successful Springlands stormwater meeting
NewsMore than fifty residents attended a meeting at Springlands last week to discuss stormwater issues and form a governance group to help deal with them.
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Rates rebate applications close soon
NewsApplications for the 2022-2023 rates rebate close on Friday 30 June, so now’s the time to find out if you’re eligible.
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Techweek a huge success
NewsTechweek in Marlborough was a huge success thanks to collaboration of local industries, business groups, educators and the community.
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Marlborough to host next chapter of the iconic One NZ GODZONE
NewsMarlborough’s richly distinctive landscapes and adventurous locations will form the backdrop for the world’s largest expedition race as the host location for One NZ GODZONE Chapter 12.
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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.
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Council services on King’s Birthday - Monday 5 June
Public NoticesNewsCouncil’s Blenheim office closes at 4.30 pm on Friday 2 June and will reopen on Tuesday 6 June at 8.30 am.
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Make your artistic mark on Marlborough
NewsApplications open soon for the Chorus cabinet art project which aims to promote artwork in the community, encourage artists to show their skills and brighten up neighbourhoods.
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Kapowai shed shines again
NewsA 50-year-old wharf shed on remote Rangitoto ki te Tonga/D’Urville Island has had a much needed makeover.
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Lansdowne Sports Hub takes out national award
NewsMarlborough’s multi-sports pavilion Lansdowne Hub has won several notable national awards.
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Annual Plan hearings next week
Public NoticesNewsMayor Nadine Taylor and councillors will consider submissions to the 2023-24 Annual Plan next week.
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Home fires main source of Picton emissions
NewsDomestic heating is the main source of daily emissions in Picton during the winter months, an emissions inventory study by Environet Limited has found.
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Biking treasure hunt huge success
NewsSummer’s biking treasure hunt, held along the Taylor River Reserve, was a huge success said Council’s RideOn Coordinator Sandy Large.
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Seeking owners of abandoned vessels
NewsThe Marlborough Harbourmaster is seeking the owners of the two vessels pictured.
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Waitohi Picton temporary terminal building celebration
NewsIn a few weeks the new temporary terminal building for Interislander foot passengers and cyclists opens for business.
