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Dog registrations due by end of July to avoid penalties
Marlborough MattersNewsThe dog registration year runs from 1 July 2026 to 30 June 2027 so now’s the time to register your dogs.
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New to Marlborough? Here’s everything you need to know
Marlborough MattersNewsIf you’re a newcomer to our region and wondering how to find out about your local community and its facilities, check out the Welcome to Marlborough guide.
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Marlborough earns chocolate fish for smarter traffic management
Marlborough MattersNewsMarlborough is one several councils named by Minister of Transport Chris Bishop as leading the charge to reduce road cone use.
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Bringing kiwi back to Arapaoa Island, one trap at a time
Marlborough MattersNewsAcross the expanse of Arapaoa Island, a small team is working hard to eradicate stoats with a plan to bring back kiwi.
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Spartina almost eradicated
Marlborough MattersNewsThe Department of Conservation (DOC) and Council are continuing a decades-long effort to eradicate common cordgrass (Spartina Anglica) from Motuweka/Havelock Estuary.
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What are Marlborough’s most common calls to Council?
Marlborough MattersNewsBetween 1 April and 20 May this year, Council's contact centre received 4,459 calls, providing a detailed picture of the information and services that residents rely on most.
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Whale of a trail
Marlborough MattersNewsKeen Marlborough cyclists, and walkers will have noticed the new trails winding north and south from Blenheim, as work on the amazing Whale Trail continues.
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Rose pruning demonstration at Pollard Park
Marlborough MattersNewsCouncil gardeners will be pruning the roses at Pollard Park on Monday and Tuesday (13 and 14 July) and will be available for hands-on demonstrations.
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Roading changes around the corner for Waitohi Picton
Marlborough MattersNewsImprovements to Waitohi Picton’s roading network are taking shape with KiwiRail and NZTA projects set to begin in 2027.
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More attractions to love about Marlborough
Marlborough MattersNewsMayor Nadine Taylor and Destination Marlborough have welcomed announcements of planned investment into iconic visitor attractions.
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New look for Antenno
Marlborough MattersNewsPurple is the new orange! From 1 July, you’ll notice Antenno, has a fresh new look.
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WinePRO NZ puts latest in wine industry innovation on display
Marlborough MattersNewsMarlborough Lines Stadium 2000 was transformed into a showcase of the latest in wine industry technology and innovation this week with the return of WinePRO NZ.
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Ngā Wai e Rima exhibition open to the public
Marlborough MattersNewsAn exhibition telling the story of the Māori and European names of five Blenheim waterways opened recently.
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Feedback sought on proposed removal of gum trees
Marlborough MattersNewsResidents are being asked to have their say on the future two gum trees at Morrington Terrace Reserve in Witherlea, Blenheim.
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Dog registration forms delivered
Marlborough MattersNewsForms for the 2026/27 registration year have been sent to dog owner’s last known address.
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The future is bright for Marlborough youth
Marlborough MattersNewsThe Future of Work 2026 showcased a wide range of jobs in various sectors proving there are plenty of pathways right here in Marlborough for young people.
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Step into magic at Blenheim's fairy playground
Marlborough MattersNewsBeyond a set of ‘doors to nowhere’ in the car park at Mark Smith Reserve in Blenheim lies Marlborough’s newest neighbourhood - a community of fairies.
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Get the best from your wood burner
Marlborough MattersNewsAs days grow shorter and nights become cooler, many Marlborough residents depend on their wood burners to stay warm during winter.
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Feedback sought on SH1 speed reviews
Marlborough MattersNewsOver the next six weeks, people are invited to have their say on proposals to lower speed limits on two sections of state highway near Blenheim.
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Run your tap first
Marlborough MattersNewsMany water sources used for public water supplies in New Zealand are plumbosolvent.
