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In the mountains between Nelson is a hideaway for those who want to get away from it all while keeping it totally luxe.

The 518-hectare property in Nelson’s Cable Bay has been sold to a private New Zealand company after three years on the market.

Press Release – Sotheby’s International Realty Pepin Island a spectacular private island near Nelson has been sold to a New Zealand company after 26 years of international ownership. The 518-hectare property and working sheep farm was sold by real estate agency New Zealand Sothebys International … Pepin Island – a spectacular private island near Nelson – has been sold to a New Zealand company after 26 years of international ownership. The 518-hectare property and working sheep farm was sold by real estate agency New Zealand Sotheby’s International Realty (NZSIR) earlier this mo...

MARTIN DE RUYTER The High Court has dismissed an appeal by a dog owner over an incident at Cable Bay, north of Nelson. A Nelson dog owner has lost a High Court appeal against the destruction of her dog that bit another at Cable Bay. Donna Mary Newlands had appealed against a destruction order issued by a district court judge after the 2018 incident where her American pitbull cross Baloo bit a 13-year-old papillon dog, which later died. She argued that the incident did not qualify as an attack, and that Baloo had picked up the other dog in his mouth and “put her to one side”.

Cable Bay Vineyards says Auckland Council noise prosecution doomed to fail 11 May, 2021 08:19 AM 3 minutes to read A person filmed a young man urinating outside Cable Bay vineyard - the video was submitted as evidence at a liquor license hearing. Video / Supplied A person filmed a young man urinating outside Cable Bay vineyard - the video was submitted as evidence at a liquor license hearing. Video / Supplied A top Waiheke Island vineyard says Auckland Council noise control officers committed such basic failures when gathering evidence that a noise prosecution is doomed to fail. But ...