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Glimpses of Persia
Local Martinborough resident, Tim Maling, has recently published a book “Glimpses of Persia”. He recounts to me how the source of the…
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November 2025
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Clothing Swap
October’s clothing swap was very popular again, and we seem to have a varied array of clothes in all sizes. Not many…
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From The Overseas Correspondent
Recently I decided to go on an OE, and what an experience. From Ruakokopatuna to Sydney – in this part of the…
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Historic Tree has deep roots in Martinborough history
Standing proud and lush with leaf outside St Andrew’s church on Dublin Street is a tree that has deep Martinborough connections. The…
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A New Chapter for the Martinborough RSA
It’s been a while since the Martinborough RSA was an active part of our town’s rhythm. The COVID pandemic meant a temporary…
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Madcaps Martinborough continues with new energy and exciting plans ahead
After considering winding down earlier this year, Madcaps is thrilled to announce the beloved local theatre group is not only continuing, but…
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Turning Up the Heat: November Garden Focus
November marks the final month of spring and, here in the Wairarapa, we know that means it’s time to double down on…
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Pirinoa School Playground
Our much anticipated playground is finally here!! The Pirinoa School Playground Committee would like to extend a huge thank you to everyone…
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Pirinoa News
Spring is still springing, with the grass jumping out of the ground albeit with regular rain and windy wind. Great for the…
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Martinborough Community Garden News
Well, there are some plants left in the garden, although they look pretty tired, as we probably all do from the huge…
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Ngawi News
Ngawi Hitaround Golf – Club Champs. Labour weekend out at the coast is always a busy one, so with wild weather leading…
Politics
Calling for New Youth Council members for the SWDC
South Wairarapa District Council is calling for young people (rangatahi) aged 12 to 24 to help shape the future of their communities…
