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Ruined, authentic” Carkeek Observatory for heritage listing

New Zealand’s first – and still surviving – amateur observatory, built by Featherston sheep farmer Stephen Carkeek in 1867, may be granted…

Apr 2020

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Under The Martinborough Stars 

One of my mother’s favourite saying was “Spring Forward, Fall Back!” and it felt like when I was a child she said…

Apr 2020

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Waihinga Anniversary

Almost a decade before Martinborough was even glint in John Martin’s eye there was already a European settlement here. It included a…

Apr 2020

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WHAREKAKA NEWS

The Wharekaka Board would like to share with the community how it is tackling the threat of coronavirus – Covid 19. Our…

Apr 2020

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 school photo names

Mate Higginson has kindly provided the names of all the children in the school photo published last month. This will bring back…

Apr 2020

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Know your town 

Early settlers Captain William Mein Smith – Of Huangarua Run Cpt. W M Smith was ex Royal Artillery and was the Chief…

Apr 2020

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Why soap is best 

An Australian professor has explained why soap and water really do work in the battle against spreading coronavirus . Professor Palli Thordarson…

Apr 2020

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SUVs double  market share

Growing demand for SUVs was the second largest contributor to the increase in global CO2 emissions from 2010 to 2018, an analysis…

Apr 2020

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The Prof. passes through 

Otago University researcher professor Haxby Abbott visited Martinborough during his length of New Zealand cycle ride to promote his call for a…

Apr 2020

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Country dog – City dog

Apr 2020

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Library Book Club 

It is hard to comprehend how much this virus has progressed from the morning when we met on Friday 13th. Words like…

Apr 2020

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Book Review

Pearly Gates I happened to hear a chapter of Pearly Gates read on morning radio. It seemed like a very well written…

Apr 2020

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