Council approves Civic House upgrade: No dam, no apples - orchardist: Suburban Club set to close: Andrews Farm recreation hub gets $135k leg up: Salisbury School gets best early present: House values soar across Tasman: Engineer slams dam as 'high risk': Toad Hall gets a new lease of life: Townhouse development for Richmond: Levy shock hits home builders: Dovedale upgrade in pipeline

Resettling a red-zoned home in the top of the south: Progress of Nelson SHAs slow but steady: Water restrictions soften across Waimea Plains after rain: Nelson house price growth strong despite slowdown

Couple's new home 'termite hell': Park resurfacing under way

Generally, the 2017 year saw a decrease in the total number of sales compared with 2016 and 2015, except for the Nelson Country areas that saw an increase.

With respect to retail shop closures, the face of retail shopping in New Zealand, and presumably throughout the world, is changing due to the growth in online shopping and changes in technology.

Retailers leave CBD: New multi-club facility backed for Tahunanui: Hut donated: New name for historic music hub: Nelson trail is back on track.