More money means additional crew
A boost in funding now means that Ambulance’s in Nelson and Tasman will always have two crew, which will improve clinical outcomes and staff well-being.
Short-term accommodation numbers on the rise
The country, including the Tasman region, has seen a sharp increase in short term rental bookings as more Kiwi’s start to travel domestically.
Churches meeting challenges
Churches throughout the region have been forced to get creative about how to meet throughout the Covid crisis.
A new life on the bicycle
With more people getting out and about during lockdown, Cycling has seen a surge in popularity.
Popular Cafe reopens
The popular Kohatu Flat Rock Cafe has reopened, but it will need local support with the International Tourism Industry gone.
Wakefield has cruel cat shooter
After having one of their cats shot dead in Wakefield, the McIvor is fearful the same thing will happen to their surviving pet.
Bars now open for business
While the country eagerly moved into Alert Level 2 on Thursday, May 14, there was bad news for bars and their loyal patrons alike. Venues that mainly serve alcohol would have to hold out for another week before they could get the pints pouring again. While it was a...
Students use the Weeklies to connect to community
Students from Broadgreen Intermediate have been using local newspapers to learn about the importance of community
Local olive oil is world-class
A local couple has been recognised on the global stage for their world class olive oil.
Road accidents quickly return
The region has seen a string of accidents in the week that the country has been under Alert Level 2.