By Joelle Thomson “In victory I earn it and in defeat I need it,” said the late great Sir Winston Churchill, who…
“Firstly, my apologies for not communicating with you for a while and for the project moving slower than we had originally anticipated,”…
Aratoi is offering Summer exhibitions which will be “a riot of colour,” but add the stories behind these works will surprise and…
Local workshops which promise hands-on activities like making foot scrubs, bath salts, and lip balms, with a strong emphasis on environmental awareness,…
“It is time for a new chapter,” says Shawn. “Muirlea Rise has been a family vineyard for 37 years but now I…
We start at the end of the month, when the annual Baabraa Trophy between Martinborough and Eketahuna was fought out on a…
It’s coming down the pipe. October 30 was the deadline for district and regional councils to decide which cosy partnership would best…
In a world gone mad, politically and militarily, there was a small but steady beacon of light at First Church last month.…
“Costanza” by Rachel Blackmore This is a debut novel of historical fiction based on the sketchy details known about a real woman…
Starlight Performing Arts has had a fantastic first year, with over 60 students taking after school drama classes in Martinborough and Greytown. …
One side of the Maori ward argument calls it race-baiting (aka dog whistling) by those opposed to implementing the partnership agreed under…
The historic 2023 decision to establish a Maori Ward in South Wairarapa was retained by unanimous vote at a council meeting last…
