Event News
Apples and pears – from the trees
Greytown’s Molewood Orchard has just opened its gates for Pick Your Own: apples and – for the first time – pears. Last…
Community News
ArrowFM offers outlets on its platform
Are you a media junkie? Want to learn more about podcasting and broadcast media? Do you have a message to share? If…
Arts & Culture
Aratoi: There’s still “beauty in life”
We live in a constant state of crisis. Fires rip through forests, flood waters erode coastlines, wars tear cities to the ground,…
Environment
A Ruamahanga field full of Sunflowers
Students from Kahutara School piled on to the Green Cycle bus to visit Ruamahunga Farm. It was a day for the children…
Community News
A letter to George Pain (1846 – 1937)
Kia Ora,On behalf of the people of Martinborough we offer our heartfelt gratitude for your many contributions to Martinborough, including generously gifting…
Arts & Culture
Amiki Trio concert – Tales of Love & Enchantment
Recently formed after a corridor conversation at Marsden School where they’re all itinerant music teachers,, the Amiki Trio’s vocalist Barbara Paterson, flautist…
Business
Burnouts, skids, donuts doing major Palliser damage
“It’s absolutely shameful the damage that has been done to our land” by 4WD, quad bikes and other vehicles being used to…
Politics
Catalogue of heavy traffic bypass woes for Council
Heavy trucks, particularly log carriers, are causing more water leaks, more noise, more surface damage and a menace to child safety as…
Arts & Culture
Book reviews for hot summer days
“Whether Violent or Natural” by Natasha Calder This debut novel was published late last year from a young author known for her…
Arts & Culture
Booktown global meet ready to roll
Delegates from Booktowns around the globe will visit Featherston and the region as the town hosts the International Organisation of Booktowns Global…
Community News
Community Garden News
This is definitely the month of thank you. Nga Mihi Nui! We now have well mulched garden beds. Many thanks to “Peastraw…
Politics
Council looks to commerce sector to boost rates take
Most urban property owners in South Wairarapa’s three main towns face raties changes of just a few dollars a week under changes…
