Next stop Nelson Bus Hub – work at Millers Acre to start
Work to transform Millers Acre into the transport hub for Nelson in time for summer is due to start in July. The development of the site, estimated to cost $2.8…
New New New – these Glasshouse Hand & Body sets: Life Pharmacy Prices
New new new! How stunning are these Glasshouse Hand & Body sets 🥹 Come stock up on your favourite Glasshouse products now 🫶🏼 Click here to find out more...
A classic and vintage inspired poncho & waterproof boots by Bogs: Mariposa Clothing Soul Footwear
A classic and vintage inspired poncho available in store and online now. With an incredibly wet day out there in the Top of the South it seems a great time…
BYO and curry; the kind of winter catch-up: Little India
BYO and curry; the kind of winter catch-up that just makes sense 🍷❄️ Bring your favourite bottle, settle in with the people you’ve been meaning to see and let us…
Cruellas Winter Opening Hours & Lamington Merino Tights are restocked!
Lamington Merino Tights are restocked! We’ve had a big top up of the very popular merino wool tights just in time for winter, and in two brand new colours: Mustard…
Is your wardrobe dominating your living space?
Is your wardrobe dominating your living space? We are now accepting donations from 10am to 4:30pm. 👕🕒 ❤️ Love 👥 Share 👀 Follow Click here to find out more...
Help finishing up the new den: Natureland Wildlife Trust
MEGA NGĀ MIHI NUI ! Let us blow your minds by listing the numerous helping hands that have so far taken part in the building of our new capuchin habitat!…
Penguino is taking a little break: Penguino Ice Cream Cafe
We re-open on Sunday 15th June. See you all soon! Click here to find out more...
New Zealand Budget 2025 delivers a surprise: WK Strawbridge
The 2025 New Zealand Budget was released last week. Simon Ross, Director and Head of Tax at WK, has reviewed the Budget and prepared an article to help you understand…
Unboxed:The Collection Unpacked until 13 July 2025: Nelson Provincial Museum
[On now until 13 July 2025] In Mana Māna, local artist Kim Ireland (Tūhourangi, Tapuika, Korean) explores whakapapa and intergenerational strength through uku (clay). Inspired by gourds, Ireland’s work reflects…