Learn how the East Coast Protection Group, a not-for-profit conservation group, joined forces with a wide range of stakeholders to champion the preservation of the coastal ecosystem spanning 42 km of coastline from Marfell’s Beach to the Waima River. They are on a mission to safeguard our coastline.

We are excited to announce the upcoming New Zealand Wine Centre Scientific Research Conference, dedicated to advancing the understanding and innovation in viticulture and wine science.

Exciting news on the horizon! The Business Innovation & Supreme Award of the CMEA Field Days is just around the corner. Supreme Award joint Sponsors Marlborough Research Centre with Plant & Food Research extend a special invitation to you.

The Marlborough Regional Skills Leadership Group released their first annual review of the Workforce Plan.

Check out successes and plans to meet our region’s changing workforce demands.

The Gingko tree's leaf fall on campus displayed a magical golden carpet, and a golden canopy against the blue winter skies.

Fourteen final year vet students from Massey University had a chance to explore the operations at the Marlborough Research Centre (MRC).

“Their visit showed them what the area has to offer and what opportunities their degree will give them in the future,” says Marlborough vet and local contact for the group, Peter Anderson.

This online seminar showcases recent research on insect bioconversion of waste streams generated by Marlborough-based industries.

The outstanding design and functionality of the New Zealand Wine Centre – Te Pokapū Wāina o Aotearoa was awarded 2023 Nelson/Marlborough Architecture Awards Winner, Commercial Architecture, by the New Zealand Institute of Architecture.

A Chinese delegation of six from Ningxia met with representatives from the New Zealand Wine Centre to discuss mutual opportunities for talent exchange, international education, wine consultancy, technology, and agritech.

The presentations from Professor James Renwick, Victoria University of Wellington, member of New Zealand’s Climate Change Commission, and Paul White, GNS Science are now online.