A total of 5,330 children in 40 schools around the region can enjoy tennis classes through the Tennis Hot Shots Schools programme which is the national starter initiative for New Zealand children aged 5-12.

Heather and Graham Steer added a Harley Davidson 500cc Street Harley to their list of engines. They won the prize offered as part of the “shiny side up” motorcycle rider safety programme.

Riding for over 50 years, Graham and Heather not only own an American supercar each and a Chevy Corvette, they also own and ride Harley Davidsons; A Fatboy and a Heritage Springer.

High school students from the Top of the South region get together today for the VAST Dance Festival. They will be able to do workshops during the day and perform to the public at Theatre Royal Nelson, starting at 7pm.

Hundred people started working at the Waimea Community Dam and the construction is scheduled to be completed in 2021.

An idea born in 2012 has grown to include all primary and intermediate schools in the Nelson/Tasman district, and in the first six years 500 pairs of shoes and sports boots have been provided.

Local businesses sponsor swimming classes for 80 children at Richmond Aquatic Centre.

The staff from Westmeat recognized Emma when she went there to get her prize for winning a colouring competition and decided to do a fundraiser barbecue for her. It will be on the 24th August, from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm.

Snowden’s Bush Trust got together to try to keep this important piece of land for future generations. Find out how you can help this to become a reality.

Raeward Fresh in Richmond has been nominated for the “Best local supplier award” in the 2019 Hospitality Awards.