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Kia ora koutou, A warm, warm greeting to everyone as we adjust to Level 2. After being so cautious in our bubbles,…
Kia ora koutou, A warm, warm greeting to everyone as we adjust to Level 2. After being so cautious in our bubbles,…
My husband and I would like to thank all the essential workers as a group who worked so hard behind the scenes…
COVID19 is not the first pandemic virus to visit Martinborough. The Spanish Flu in 1918 killed 8 people in town and many…
With stock transport and farm fertilisation being essential services it was business as usual for Martinborough Transport’s around thirty staff. The office…
How a Health Centre Locks Down Lockdown may have been quiet at your place, but the Martinborough Health Centre was a hive…
Virtually all jobs at South Wairarapa District Council are “essential”, even in normal times. The big challenges during the lockdown were…
Shall I tell you that what I missed most during the shut down was THE LIBRARY!!!Sure there were books on my shelf…
As is the case with other community groups, South Wairarapa Rebus Club is in recess pending the relaxation of restrictions on group…
Martinborough’s Hau Ariki has always been a community marae; a facility for everyone, both Māori and Pakeha. That inclusive philosophy was very…
We need the shops and services, they need us to support them. You can go further and fare worse For a vibrant…
The last few months of life under COVID -19 restrictions have been a challenge. Wharekaka closed its doors from 21st March and…
Early settlers George Marsden Waterhouse of Huangarua Run. Georeg Waterhouse was born in Penzance Cornwall the 6th son of Rev. John Waterhouse.…