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By Brenda Channer In 2020, during lockdown, did you drag a chair to the end of your driveway with a coffee or…
By Brenda Channer In 2020, during lockdown, did you drag a chair to the end of your driveway with a coffee or…
Puiblishing pioneer Julia Marshall who founded Gecko Press, the curiously successful publisher and translator of books for young people by some of…
If you should find yourself driving semi-aimlessly up the east coast on the Ponatahi or equivalent charming back road, you will be…
Courses on smart phone use, helping people connect with government agencies, joining under-5s with old codgers, visiting outer settlements, providing blood donation…
Starlight Performing Arts has offered drama lessons to children from the South Wairarapa since the beginning of Term 1. Jody McCartney, the…
The FIRE SEASON has moved to RESTRICTED, meaning a permit is required for most fires both rural and in town. There is…
After last year’s cyclonic washout, this year’s Lions’ Club Skyline Challenge was a “roaring” success, with around 250 participants turning up to…
It went under the radar locally. UN Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, Francisco Cali-Tzay, visited Wairarapa early April to…
Martinborough’s StoryWalk at Considine Park was nominated for a Kumara Award (category: Kei tua atu i te kaupapa / Beyond the brief…
Wairarapa author and photographer Madeleine Slavick has a newly published book of photographs, stories and poems, all set in New Zealand, with…
Martinborough Music Festival returns in September with an amazing lineup of talented musicians from New Zealand and overseas to bring this year’s…
Six wines were tasted from different parts of the world: South of France, California, South Australia and New Zealand. We were lucky…