So just how much frenetic socialising can everyone absorb before they collapse in the corner? Plenty it seems. No sooner had our…
Runt and theDiabolical Dognapping In 2022 we met Runt, a sassy little farm dog who turned up in the town of Upson…
As the Wairarapa shakes off the last of winter’s chill, September arrives with thepromise of new life. The days are getting longer,…
What: Presentation on the Aorangi Trusts conservation projects When: 6.00pm to 7.30 pm on Sunday 21st September Where: Lions Hall 1 Oxford…
For farms to continue to thrive and develop they have to be able to be passed down the generations so that young…
Yes, the climate has served us some curved balls with crisp frosts, and successive wet days without sun. Despite the cold and…
Sir Mark Cooper. This highly distinguished and thoughtful man comes across to me as having a very positive and optimistic view of…
Aotearoa New Zealand might be a long way from New York but the 2023 vintage has a lot in common with the…
A dark “dry site with good seeing” inside a dark sky reserve were the key conditions for astronomy enthusiast John Whitby to…
In mid-July the Aorangi Restoration Trust arranged for Geoff Simmons and James Newman from the office of the Parliamentary Commissioner for the…
Brenda Channer is passionate about books and is excited to share this enthusiasm with as many people as possible. She tells me…
As of this edition our Editor Ray Lilley has decided to ease back and enjoy life. Ray stepped in to the editorial…
