Community News

On behalf of the Martinborough Business Association 

On behalf of the Martinborough Business Association (MBA) we would like to support in part Ted Preston’s drive to have SH53 terminated…

Oct 2025

Event News

Martinborough Pours On the Charm with New ‘Pour and Explore’ Event

Martinborough’s town centre was buzzing with energy over August as the Martinborough Business Association (MBA) launched its inaugural “Pour and Explore” event…

Oct 2025

Sports

Martinborough Bowling Club 

The Martinborough Bowling Club will be holding its new season Opening Day on Sunday 19th October from 2pm. All members, twilighters, potential members…

Oct 2025

Business

Blushing with spring

Rosé is thriving in the Wairarapa and New Zealand, having  hitched a ride on the coat tails of pink wine’s global success.…

Oct 2025

Business

Electrify Wairarapa

Electrify Wairarapa, in partnership with local lines and network provider Powerco, recently organized a series of speakers, focusing primarily on opportunities and…

Oct 2025

Arts & Culture

Country Dog, City Dog

Oct 2025

Arts & Culture

The Star Book Review

Softly Calls the Devil by Chris Blake We are approaching summer reading season! It may not feel very summery yet but books…

Oct 2025

Arts & Culture

Helen Moulder: Waiting for Gertie!

Miss Cynthia Fortitude, the legendary diva, is coming to give a musical lecture to the newly formed Greytown Opera Guild, GOG. Her…

Oct 2025

Sports

Martinborough Golf

Spring is here at last, the last month has seen the rain win more than the golfers but that didn’t stop plenty…

Oct 2025

Arts & Culture

Martinborough Music Festival – Opening Gala Performance 

Martinborough has something for everyone: ‘Toast’, Dead pig competitions, Women’s football, Jazz Festivals, Round the Vines, and apparently, classical music for the…

Oct 2025

Community News

From Seed to Seedling: October in the Garden

October is when the Wairarapa truly comes alive. The ground is warm, the days are getting long, and the promise of a…

Oct 2025

Community News

St Andrew’s Anglican Church on Dublin Street

Built in 1883, St Andrew’s is a beautiful wooden church situated on Dublin Street. It continues to offer services on Sundays, as…

Oct 2025

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