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What if exploring Nelson felt like a game?

Purple Man has been out and about — spotted in your favourite retail shops, cafés, restaurants, and local businesses across the city… but he’s not giving it away that easily.

Each week, we’ll drop a clue.
Your mission? Figure out where Purple Man was, submit your guess, and go in the draw to WIN 1 of 10 Panasonic B...


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This Mother’s Day, we are celebrating all the wonderful woman out there. Simply nominate yourself or someone else who is deserving of this amazing prize and be in to WIN a fabulous Mother’s Day Hamper valued at $350.

Prizes include $100 worth Panasonic Bluetooth Speaker, $100 delights/vouchers from Storey ...


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Hands Up for Hospice is fast approaching, and our community is already starting to come together in incredible ways.

We are proud to share that the Yondi Foundation has come on board as the naming rights sponsor for the campaign marking a significant and meaningful partnership grou...


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Local surgeons and anaesthetists have bought into Nelson’s private hospital, as the Manuka St facility enters a new phase.

And while the location remains the same the name has changed, with the medical facility now known as Southern Cross Nelson Hospital.

The new joint venture ownership model for the hospital sees a 50-50 split between Southern Cross and a coll...


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Across cemeteries, parks and halls in Nelson-Tasman, thousands gathered on Anzac Day to remember those who served overseas.

At Marsden Valley Cemetery, a full-size Royal Artillery six-pounder cannon boomed across the valley to close the 10am Anzac service, startling the crowd before drawing laughter.

The single blast thudded through the chest, as much felt as h...


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