Marlborough Weekly is a community newspaper delivering quality local news and human-interest stories to more than 19,830 homes and businesses across Marlborough. The Marlborough Weekly is a true local paper, reporting exclusively on local stories, local people and is passionate about the region it serves. The paper was founded in 2019 due to a need for a local paper to cover the region comprehensively and with strong journalist integrity. The Marlborough Weekly has the largest newspaper circulation in Marlborough with a dedicated and energetic team of journalists, advertising consultants and designers who are passionate about connecting community. Recognizing the value of local relationships, the Marlborough Weekly is proud to remain locally owned and operated to this day.
Feeding ducks ranks highly among the simple pleasures of Marlborough life. For years and years, residents of Springlands Lifestyle Village enjoyed doing so on either side of Murphys Creek by Battys Road. Time and erosion took a toll on the...
Ada Redwood was born Martha MacDonald in 1867. Twenty years later, she gave birth to an illegitimate daughter, Ethel, and her somewhat tempestuous life continued even a er she married Frederick Redwood in 1908 and became part of that...
e Marlborough Chinese Community, as an organisation and a collection of people, built a “bridge” between cultures during an annual festival which it hosted on Saturday at St Christopher’s Anglican Church. Blenheim’s celebration of...
Feeding ducks ranks highly among the simple pleasures of Marlborough life. For years and years, residents of Springlands Lifestyle Village enjoyed doing so on either side of Murphys Creek by Battys Road. Time and erosion took a toll on the...