Politics
Speed level massacre on local roads
It’s called the “Draft Interim Speed Management Plan” and its 145 pages set out how and why south and central Wairarapa should…
It’s called the “Draft Interim Speed Management Plan” and its 145 pages set out how and why south and central Wairarapa should…
Pam Shackleton moved from Wellington to the Wairarapa in the early 1990s. Andrew was working in the wine industry and Pam was…
A coveted “Best in Show Award” has been won by Martinborough’s Palliser Estate vineyard at the prestigious 2023 Decanter World Wine Awards…
Children believe that all the fun of Christmas is conjured up by Santa and his Elves, from their base at the North…
The tributes have been flowing in from the many people who have enjoyed the Opera Concerts that Winifred Bull and her late…
“The Martinborough Wine & Food Society held its most recent function – a tasting of the variety generally known in NZ as…
The Wairarapa Dark Sky Reserve was delighted to host Professor Chris Lintott in June. Chris Lintott is professor of astrophysics at the…
Nau mai, Haere mai! Learn about our links with China and our sister city. Be part of an afternoon during Matariki to…
Travelling in times of covid Sue Teodoro is a seasoned traveller who did not let covid deter her from embarking on overseas…
Martinborough’s urban rates will rise by 21.3 percent in the 2023-24 year and rural rates by an average of 20.9 percent, the…
Carterton School and Carterton AFC present the ultimate night of fundraising. On August the 11th PLAYGIRLS CABARET and QUEENS FOR A CAUSE…
Oak leaves have been falling. Everywhere. A display of beautiful jewel colours, and piles of heaped leaves indicates autumn is over and…