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Kylie Klein Nixon Reporter from Homed
When I heard there would be changes to the consent rules around building sleep outs, I was excited. I've always wanted a tea house in my back yard... a garden room where I can do a bit of potting, maybe read a book, or just cool off in the shade.
Turns out it's not quite as simple as a … View moreWhen I heard there would be changes to the consent rules around building sleep outs, I was excited. I've always wanted a tea house in my back yard... a garden room where I can do a bit of potting, maybe read a book, or just cool off in the shade.
Turns out it's not quite as simple as a trip to the hardware store to burn a hole in your credit card. If you're thinking of putting something up on your property, check in here first:
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The Team from Marlborough District Council
Council’s Customer Service Centre, the Marlborough District Libraries and kerbside recycling reverted back to pre-COVID-19 services and hours yesterday.
The full range of library services is back up and running in Blenheim and Picton. Newspapers and magazines are available along with borrowing… View moreCouncil’s Customer Service Centre, the Marlborough District Libraries and kerbside recycling reverted back to pre-COVID-19 services and hours yesterday.
The full range of library services is back up and running in Blenheim and Picton. Newspapers and magazines are available along with borrowing services, free public internet computers, wifi, scanning, printing and photocopying services.
Council’s Customer Service Centre is once again open from 8.00 am to 5.00 pm. Staff can now accept cash, cheques, Eftpos and online payments.
All kerbside recycling collected in Blenheim and Picton is now being processed ready for onward sale to recycling markets where available.
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Kay from Marlborough Sounds
This vehicle has some hail damage. Cam Belt and Water Pump done 2500 km’s ago. Beautiful car to drive. 2 Ltr Diesel Motor. 12 month W O F, 3 months Registration and 2000 km’s RUC. Has done 145000 km’s. 6 ltr’s per 100km’s fuel economy. Phone 0274407352 or 5742624 . Price is non … View moreThis vehicle has some hail damage. Cam Belt and Water Pump done 2500 km’s ago. Beautiful car to drive. 2 Ltr Diesel Motor. 12 month W O F, 3 months Registration and 2000 km’s RUC. Has done 145000 km’s. 6 ltr’s per 100km’s fuel economy. Phone 0274407352 or 5742624 . Price is non negotiable.
Price: $7,500
Sophie Trigger Reporter from Marlborough Express
In light of anti-racism protests around the world, the name 'Picton' has been raised for debate because its namesake Sir Thomas Picton, a 19th century war hero, has been denounced for his treatment of slaves.
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What do you think about renaming Picton?
Trupti Biradar Reporter from Stuff Travel
Just 30 minutes from Nelson, you'll find this unique hotel - the brainchild of passionate and super-friendly locals Judy and Steve Richards. Would you stay?
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Trupti Biradar Reporter from Stuff Travel
Luxury lodges, usually full of overseas tourists and facing the off-peak winter season are slashing prices as much as 60 per cent, making a night at these lodges a little more accessible.
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Trupti Biradar Reporter from Stuff Travel
It's a cross between a fighter jet and torpedo - that looks like a shark - and this Queenstown ride has been discounted to encourage more Kiwis to travel.
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Support Local from Neighbourly Nz
Over 450 New Zealand businesses have now downloaded Support Local Shop Local posters, stickers and signs! Have you spotted one in your neighbourhood yet?
If you're a small business owner, make sure you help tell your local story by checking out the brilliant toolkits at support-local.nz … View moreOver 450 New Zealand businesses have now downloaded Support Local Shop Local posters, stickers and signs! Have you spotted one in your neighbourhood yet?
If you're a small business owner, make sure you help tell your local story by checking out the brilliant toolkits at support-local.nz created by our mates at Stanley Street (they're local too!)
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Did you know a government and industry study found the condition of as many as one in two New Zealand homes assessed wasn’t as healthy as it should be?
That has a big impact on our health, but despite the obstacles we face, there are lots of simple ways to make your place warmer and drier, … View moreDid you know a government and industry study found the condition of as many as one in two New Zealand homes assessed wasn’t as healthy as it should be?
That has a big impact on our health, but despite the obstacles we face, there are lots of simple ways to make your place warmer and drier, more comfortable and easier to heat.
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Reporter NZ Gardener & Get Growing
Hi everyone, the next issue of Get Growing will be released early next week, so keep your eyes peeled! In the meantime you can read all previous editions here, so dig in and enjoy!
Hannah Cunningham from Volunteer Marlborough
#ThrowbackThursday: Back in late 2018, a group of generous folks from RNZAF Base Woodbourne spent a day volunteering at Alzheimer's Marlborough. They trimmed the hedges, washed the vans, and did a whole bunch of weeding around the centre's beautiful gardens!
If you and your coworkers, … View more#ThrowbackThursday: Back in late 2018, a group of generous folks from RNZAF Base Woodbourne spent a day volunteering at Alzheimer's Marlborough. They trimmed the hedges, washed the vans, and did a whole bunch of weeding around the centre's beautiful gardens!
If you and your coworkers, sports team, study group, or a group of friends and whanau would like to volunteer as a group, email vm@volunteermarlborough.org.nz or call/text 021478330. We can help you find a suitable volunteering opportunity for your group and help organise the logistics.
Alice Angeloni Reporter from Marlborough Express
While Level 1 means life is returning to normal in many respects, international travel is still off the cards for now. Have you got plans to travel domestically in the meantime? If so, where?
Kia ora Marlborough, it's time to dust off that old camera, get out and about and show the rest of your neighbours your favourite, treasured spots in your region. It could be an awesome view, the shy wildlife or even the old buildings that are wanting their stories to be told.
Go ahead, get… View moreKia ora Marlborough, it's time to dust off that old camera, get out and about and show the rest of your neighbours your favourite, treasured spots in your region. It could be an awesome view, the shy wildlife or even the old buildings that are wanting their stories to be told.
Go ahead, get snapping and illustrate what's beyond your backyard.
Post your photographs in the comments below ⬇
Sophie Trigger Reporter from Marlborough Express
The government launched the NZ Covid Tracer App last month to help prevent the spread of coronavirus. The App acts as a "digital diary", keeping track of where people have been when they scan the QR code at a venue.
Have you downloaded NZ COVID Tracer?
Hannah Cunningham from Volunteer Marlborough
Volunteering isn't just about serving others; there are also plenty of benefits to the volunteer. One of those benefits is getting to learn new skills (or having the opportunity to practice skills you already have). Here are just a few examples of skills you can learn through volunteering in … View moreVolunteering isn't just about serving others; there are also plenty of benefits to the volunteer. One of those benefits is getting to learn new skills (or having the opportunity to practice skills you already have). Here are just a few examples of skills you can learn through volunteering in Marlborough: pest control, admin skills, money handling, time management, event management, and first aid.
You can also gain knowledge through volunteering; for example, local history or conservation.
You can get full info on all available roles (and apply online) by clicking the 'read more' button below
Alternatively, send us a message, call/txt 021478330, or email vm@volunteermarlborough.org.nz
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