The RSA is very grateful to everyone who donated to the Poppy Appeal on Friday 22nd and Saturday 23rd of April –…
It has been a busy few months on the course with green fee players and interclub and the course is looking stunning…
When the founder of the Red Cross, Henri Dunant won the first Nobel Peace Prize in 1901, he probably never imagined over…
Seamus O’Sullivan With a name like Seamus O’Sullivan there must be an Irish connection. Yes. His father emigrated from Cork to NZ.…
The School Reunion. The Martinborough School has been operating for 150 years in the district, under many Names. The first. The Scottish…
MIDWINTER MADNESS Now that June is upon us, we once again are obliged to battle the perils of winter. With the solstice…
Like you, we’re thrilled with the return of our face-to-face programmes. Pre-school children and their caregivers can enjoy Wā Kōrero storytime every…
Oh! The joy of missing out When the world begins to shout And rush towards that shining thing The latest bit of…
It’s been more than 2 years now since COVID hit NZ. Since then we’ve had a roller coaster ride through lockdowns, border…
The Martinborough Fair was held on Saturday 30th April. It was a very cold start for the Rotary Members setting up pre…
This month, the Star management have asked for an overview on 3Waters, and what I think of it. As there is limited…
THE MATINBOROUGH School’s 150th Jubilee reunion will be held over the weekend of 16th and 17th September. So all you ex pupils…
