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About Musical Education and Appreciation 

The UK Government has recently pledged a staggering £85m for music education in schools. School Standards Minister, Nick Gibbs, said “we want…

Feb 2020

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NATIONAL AWARD FOR BOUTIQUE VINEYARD

Every year, renowned New Zealand winewriter Michael Cooper brings out his Buyer’s Guide to New Zealand Wines and this year’s edition has…

Dec 2019

Community News

Country dog – City dog

Dec 2019

Community News

Of Helicopters and Chamber Music

Odd bedfellows? Hover in there, all will make sense (or nonsense) soon. In the meantime, it was pleasing for the Martinborough Music…

Dec 2019

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Regional Council notes

Looking back over the years there has always been something in the news that called us to take action. Long ago the…

Dec 2019

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Rotary Club of South Wairarapa 

October is the time of our AGM and Club Forum which is an opportunity for the membership to look at how we…

Dec 2019

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The Ruamahunga Health Trust is 15 years old!

In 2005, the Ruamahunga Health Trust was established and registered as an incorporated society. It has eight trustees. Six of the trustees…

Dec 2019

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South Africa still has problems

Recently released figures show that there were 12,022 murders in South Africa during 2018 – that is 53 a day. The number…

Dec 2019

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South Wairarapa Neighbourhood Support 

Neighbourhood Support is a nationwide community-led movement that brings people and neighbourhoods together to create safe, resilient and connected communities.  One of the…

Dec 2019

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Successful Martinborough House and Garden Tour 

Fortune was certainly smiling on 23rd November when the Wharekaka Auxiliary hosted the Martinborough House and Garden tour. 11 stunning properties basked…

Dec 2019

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Technicolour fun

If you are a kid it’s not often that adults tell you to mess up your clothes. Perhaps that’s why the Colour…

Dec 2019

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The Power of Paint and Friendship 

When I first met John Lace he was selling poppies outside Kitcheners Dairy. The Martinborough Friday walkers had just finished coffee there…

Dec 2019

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