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Martinborough Toy Library ran a very successful bake sale at the rose and flower show on November 14th. We raised a whopping…
Martinborough Toy Library ran a very successful bake sale at the rose and flower show on November 14th. We raised a whopping…
The Martinborough Football Club held the P+K Marty Masters Se7ens on the 31 October, and it was a huge success. Thanks to…
“The sound of Fire Engine sirens broke out across the Wairarapa on Wednesday evening 11 November, signalling the annual Foodbank collection. Time…
Banks Peninsular Track 4 SWTC members intended to do the Banks Peninsular 3 day tramp, but unfortunately, due to a broken leg,…
Jazz in Martinborough is sponsoring five up-and-coming secondary school jazz musicians to attend the NZ Jazz Foundation Summer School in Wellington in…
Time to start thinking Older residents in our region may well remember the massive flooding in June 1947 when a strong southerly…
Good & Ready The Good & Ready event held at the Waihinga Centre on 7 November was a huge success. , Along…
A significant amount of research is being done to prevent batteries becoming the next plastic waste crisis. A battery dies because the…
Currently most electronic waste (e-waste) heads into landfills, where it becomes a modern-day buried treasure. The gold discarded as e-waste worldwide is…
Dr. Steven Yantis, a professor in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences at Johns Hopkins University, had this to say about…
May these be the gifts your Christmas brings – Peace, Gladness, Good Health and Love Just think what we’ve…
New Zealand’s parliament included an Upper House called the Legislative Chamber from 1853 until 1951. It consisted of a minimum of ten…