Marlborough Magazine

Marlborough Magazine Marlborough’s own lifestyle magazine.

Lee Tepuia, the principal figure behind Box on Boxing Blenheim, has found his calling in helping people. His mission is ...
16/06/2026

Lee Tepuia, the principal figure behind Box on Boxing Blenheim, has found his calling in helping people. His mission is one of empathy, encouragement and non-judgemental support for others through this safe space he has created for the community.

Read in our June edition.

Photo: Unscripted Love - Photography by Aimée

Marlborough is well known for its grapes but tucked along the Taylor River opposite Brayshaw Park is something a little ...
10/06/2026

Marlborough is well known for its grapes but tucked along the Taylor River opposite Brayshaw Park is something a little unexpected: a thriving plantation of olives. The Burleigh Grove, planted and nurtured by the RSA, is a special place – part memorial, part working grove, and entirely community driven. Run by volunteers and supported by locals, its proceeds go directly to the welfare of returned servicemen.

Have a read about those who care for the grove and the people who help press its fruit into a world-class oil. Link in bio.

June’s edition shines a spotlight on Liana Bell, the director behind Blenheim Musical Theatre’s hugely successful produc...
05/06/2026

June’s edition shines a spotlight on Liana Bell, the director behind Blenheim Musical Theatre’s hugely successful production of Matilda the Musical. After months of rehearsals, planning and dedication, the curtain may have closed, but Liana shares what it took to bring the show to life on the Whitehaven Theatre stage.

Cover 📸: Richard Briggs Photography

Pick up your copy today and discover the people and projects making a difference here in Marlborough.

This Space is a new series in Marlborough Magazine that explores the unique and meaningful places where local people spe...
14/05/2026

This Space is a new series in Marlborough Magazine that explores the unique and meaningful places where local people spend their time and shape their work, communities and lives. Starting off this feature is Sarah Huntley, project manager at the Waitohi Picton Community Garden – her living, breathing workspace.

Featured in our May edition.

Some stories stay with you long after you’ve read them. Mother-daughter duo Leeanne Meikle and Shannon Lawn, known as Ma...
10/05/2026

Some stories stay with you long after you’ve read them. Mother-daughter duo Leeanne Meikle and Shannon Lawn, known as Mama & The Babas, share how music has helped them reconnect through years of heartbreak and healing – and how performing together has become a source of strength, honesty and joy. Leeanne hopes their story offers others hope this Mother’s Day.

Have a read in our May edition, link in bio.

📷 Aimée Preston

May’s edition of Marlborough Magazine is out now. On the cover: Ruihana Smith, photographed by Richard Briggs. Ruihana s...
07/05/2026

May’s edition of Marlborough Magazine is out now.

On the cover: Ruihana Smith, photographed by Richard Briggs. Ruihana shares the story of how, from his studio in Havelock, he’s found reconnection with his whakapapa through pakohe stone carving – a practice grounded in place and cultural knowledge carried through generations.

Also in this edition, we catch up with a mother-daughter duo who have found their connection through music, hear from an inspiring stroke survivor, visit two stunning homes in the Sounds and plenty more!

Get your copy today or read online - https://marlboroughapp.co.nz/editions/783986e5-8bb1-4f35-8a09-fd5ed131be00

Marlborough may seem to have little in common with a West African nation, but three local women have forged a very stron...
07/04/2026

Marlborough may seem to have little in common with a West African nation, but three local women have forged a very strong bond with the small town of Tetrem, in Ghana. Teacher Jaimee Perrett's (centre) initial desire to become involved in African volunteer work has led to a project spanning almost two decades. With help from friends, graphic designer Grace Aitken (right) and charity finance administrator Kelsie Small (left), Tetrem’s Good Foundation School has been almost completely rebuilt.

We find out how an idea grew into something much bigger in our April edition.

It’s that time – the region is alive with harvest 🥂 In this edition, we celebrate the people and places behind the seaso...
02/04/2026

It’s that time – the region is alive with harvest 🥂

In this edition, we celebrate the people and places behind the season. On the cover, the team at Rimapere mark the end of a day’s hand harvesting, captured by Aimée Preston.

Plus, read about the remarkable women helping to build a school in Ghana, meet a young filmmaker with 100 projects under his belt already and discover the first of our Small Town Stories.

Pick up your copy and enjoy a read over the long weekend.

From Hong Kong classrooms to Premier League boardrooms, Marlborough vineyards to global mentoring, Fiona Fenwick’s life ...
17/03/2026

From Hong Kong classrooms to Premier League boardrooms, Marlborough vineyards to global mentoring, Fiona Fenwick’s life has been shaped by one simple philosophy: say yes – and see where it leads.

Read Fiona’s story in our March edition.

And, Fiona and photographer Jessica Jones have teamed up to bring you The Nudge Project. Don’t miss your chance to enter our competition and WIN a Nudge for yourself (all the details on page 5).

Curious about EMS Training? 🤔 Summa Bruning gave this futuristic 20-minute workout a go and shares exactly what it felt ...
12/03/2026

Curious about EMS Training? 🤔 Summa Bruning gave this futuristic 20-minute workout a go and shares exactly what it felt like – and whether it’s worth the hype! 💪

Read her experience in the latest edition of Marlborough Magazine. Link in bio.

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