Arts & Culture
Young players make the sound of music
“It showed us what we could do in the future!” That was the excited reaction from Wairarapa Youth Orchestra player Kathya Meier…
“It showed us what we could do in the future!” That was the excited reaction from Wairarapa Youth Orchestra player Kathya Meier…
A taste of what the new clubhouse will offer was provided recently to members and the Martinborough community. The weather also came…
As part of its Representation Review, South Wairarapa’s District councillors have proposed scrapping the three community boards that make up part of…
Hau Ariki Marae has won government funding to install solar panels and a storage battery system – ensuring it can act as…
Martinborough and Pirinoa were well represented in the Wairarapa Women’s U18 hockey team, that competed in the National Under 18 tournament in…
Kate Pritchard came to Martinborough just three and a half years ago. She had been living in Scotland working in Travel Tourism…
A year of library staff underfunding has been ended after the council approved an injection of funds for new staff in the…
Two Greytown groups have been handed half of the $160,000 first tranche of central government funding earmarked for promoting community wellbeing. A…
We have had quite the busy term. Lots of events on, and some marvellous results from the students. Many thanks to Amanda…
Last meeting we had a fantastic speaker – Abby Worthington – founder of The Ruth Project Four years ago, and inspired by…
Archie, a Shih Tzu Cross and beloved pet of the Frost family from Pirinoa, has been missing from home there for six…
From the Mayor June is the month when councils set rates. July is when the invoices often arrive. Unlike governments, which can…