From the Mayor June is the month when councils set rates. July is when the invoices often arrive. Unlike governments, which can…
Some might call making history prosaic. Others – marvellous, fascinating, even “about time.” On July 3 some 40-plus people gathered to witness…
The training ground report: injuries, clean sheet, new recruits, players returning, loans, and is MWFC heading towards child exploitation? There is a…
One hundred poems by Janet Frame will be broadcast over 100 days by Access Radio Wairarapa, Arrow 92.7fm, starting on the author’s…
There has been a Changing of the Guard at Martinborough Volunteer Fire Brigade, which has welcomed the region’s first woman Chief Fire…
Daffodil Day helpers are being asked for their help, rain or shine, on Sunday 25 August, officially Daffodil Picking Day at Whangaimoana.…
For this column, I will start with some good news. All of SWDC’s water treatment plants are now compliant with water regulator…
Two intricate exhibitions at Aratoi Wairarapa Museum of Art and History open in August and share the concept of ‘home’ through textiles,…
A letter of thanks. Martinborough community board would like to once again thank everyone who attended the public information session and have…
It’s been a busy season at the Wrestling club so far in 2024. In late May/June FWC attended the Waikanae Tri-series tournament,…
Nine years ago, Jason and Melissa Phillips founded the Cartel Food Company and began perfecting the art of making burritos as a…
July and August are busy months on the Martinborough wine scene with launches, tastings, a new brand (Mason) and new releases, including…
