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Tararua tramping traverse film wins major award
In place of a postponed guest speaker, South Wairarapa Rebus Club used the big TV screen to show the documentary “Tararua S–K:…
In place of a postponed guest speaker, South Wairarapa Rebus Club used the big TV screen to show the documentary “Tararua S–K:…
Te Muna’s Blue Earth Estate Intense blend has won Best Boutique extra virgin olive oil at the New Zealand Olive Oil awards.…
Martinborough’s founding dark sky reserve group had an early lucky break – streetlights across Wairarapa’s towns were about to be changed in…
Top Pub in Greytown was the group’s latest dinner assignation. Members had a choice of two starter wines: one was red, the…
Clothing swap – or koha – a repeat event is on the way. The first effort at St Andrew’s Church Hall? “It…
Martinborough’s Hau Ariki Marae is now sporting 68 new solar panels able to generate power to support its role as an official…
Could ZERO growth be the answer? So, Martinborough’s sewage woes continue, and have seriously clogged up the council’s, and town’s, plans for…
Although the book, “South of Martinborough – Two Soldier Settlements and their Neighbours,” by Diane Grant, was launched exactly two years ago…
By Joelle Thomson “In victory I earn it and in defeat I need it,” said the late great Sir Winston Churchill, who…
“Firstly, my apologies for not communicating with you for a while and for the project moving slower than we had originally anticipated,”…
Aratoi is offering Summer exhibitions which will be “a riot of colour,” but add the stories behind these works will surprise and…
Local workshops which promise hands-on activities like making foot scrubs, bath salts, and lip balms, with a strong emphasis on environmental awareness,…