Arts & Culture

First Greytown Music Group Concert for 2026

Having performed their Songs for Folks programme for the Greytown Music Group last year, Bethany Angus and Geneviève Gates-Panneton are back this…

Mar 2026

Arts & Culture

Aratoi 

Felicity Donaldson’s first solo exhibition at Aratoi is showing in the Forsyth Barr Windows Gallery.   The exhibition, called ‘Where the Light…

Mar 2026

Community News

March in the Garden: The Great Autumn Pivot

March in Martinborough is a seasonal tightrope walk. We are still catching those golden Wairarapa afternoons, but the morningsnow carry a crisp,…

Mar 2026

Event News

Martinborough Fair

Run by SW Rotarians for 49 years the Martinborough Fair is a premier two-day, biennial craft market held on the first Saturday…

Mar 2026

Community News

The joys of caregiving

Caregiving is one of the most rewarding roles a person can have. It’s about far more than practical support – it’s about…

Mar 2026

Community News

February Clothing Swap 

Each month we seem to attract more people and MORE clothes. There were a few months when we broke even, as many clothes as…

Mar 2026

History

Martinborough Museum

The current exhibition at the Martinborough Museum celebrating George Pain (of Pain and Kershaw fame) has been enjoyed by nearly 1000 people…

Mar 2026

Community News

Turn, turn, turn . . .

To everything, turn, turn, turnThere is a season, turn, turn, turnAnd a time to every purpose under heavenA time to be born,…

Mar 2026

Politics

New Speed limits for South Wairarapa Schools

A variable speed limit of 30km/h will apply outside every South Wairarapa school at the beginning and end of the school day. Speed limits…

Mar 2026

Politics

From Our Mayor

A massive thank-you to all those who looked after one another and ensured no loss of life in the ferocious February storm.…

Mar 2026

Community News

Letter to the Editor

Dear Mayor Wilde. I read your update in the Martinborough Star. You’ve clearly set yourself a low bar to demonstrate achievements and…

Mar 2026

Community News

Letter to the Editor

Comment on letter to the editor Public scrutiny of the South Wairarapa District Council is entirely appropriate. But dismissing procurement processes, infrastructure…

Mar 2026

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