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Nelson Mail, 10 Outubro 2026

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ArticleRub­ber chicken rules the polit­ical roost

To begin with, ref­eree Jonny Eagle laid out the rules. Cast­ing a strik­ing fig­ure in a blond mul­let, fluor­es­cent yel­low T-shirt, knee-high socks and bran­dish­ing a whistle, Eagle explained speeches would be strictly timed under threat of water...

Rub­ber chicken rules the polit­ical roost

ArticleCoun­cil staff ‘bit­ter’ as restruc­ture con­tin­ues

Nel­son City Coun­cil is “haem­or­rhaging” staff amid a restruc­ture that has left them exhausted and bit­ter, with a “dark cloud” hanging over the organ­isa­tion, an employee says. The claims come as the coun­cil’s own report­ing iden­ti­fies its...

Coun­cil staff ‘bit­ter’ as restruc­ture con­tin­ues

ArticleParties divided over quota man­age­ment

Polit­ical parties have vastly dif­fer­ent per­spect­ives on whether the dec­ades-old Quota Man­age­ment Sys­tem (QMS) remains fit for pur­pose for New Zea­l­and’s fish­ing industry. Ahead of the elec­tion next month, some party rep­res­ent­at­ives...

Parties divided over quota man­age­ment

ArticleMore elec­tion signs around region removed for non-com­pli­ance

Three fur­ther elec­tion signs have been found to be non-com­pli­ant after tip-offs in the ongo­ing saga of wrongly placed hoard­ings. Nel­son City Coun­cil head of reg­u­lat­ory ser­vices Mandy Bishop said the coun­cil had invest­ig­ated three Te...

More elec­tion signs around region removed for non-com­pli­ance

ArticleThou­sands flock to exper­i­ence Clay Week

Nel­son Clay Week has soared to new heights, attract­ing crowds of people to demon­stra­tions, work­shops, exhib­i­tions, and the chance to get cre­at­ive. Run by Hiwa Arts Coun­cil Nel­son and cre­at­ive dir­ect­ors Jamie Smith and Tom Baker, the...

Thou­sands flock to exper­i­ence Clay Week

ArticlePledge to keep Nel­son mov­ing

Labour leader Chris Hip­kins has prom­ised to keep the Nel­son Hos­pital redevel­op­ment and Hope Bypass mov­ing if elec­ted, pledging to end the polit­ical “flip-flop­ping” over major infra­struc­ture projects. After a day meet­ing people in Nel­son...

Pledge to keep Nel­son mov­ing