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September 2026

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Business

How to ‘cellar’ wine

“How do I cellar wine?” Good question. Most of us don’t have cellars, let alone basements that lend themselves to being dug…

Sept 2026

Business

The Martinborough Business Association

Winter has kept us busy here in Martinborough, and we’re delighted to use this month’s column to welcome some new faces to…

Sept 2026

Event News

The Ageing with Attitude Expo

The Ageing with Attitude Expo is for older people, their caregivers and whānau.  Come along to discover the support available to help…

Sept 2026

Community News

Getting some ducks in a row

Last month, Public Trust’s ‘Wills Week’ encouraged Kiwis to create a will or check that an existing one still reflects their wishes. …

Sept 2026

Community News

Sun Shines on Jubilee Tree

“We thought it would be significant to celebrate our 60 years supporting the community by planting a special tree in commemoration,” says…

Sept 2026

Community News

Spring Events at Victory Family Church

Victory Family Church in Martinborough warmly invites the local community to a series of special services and guest speaker events. Scheduled across…

Sept 2026

Community News

Martinborough Volunteer Fire Brigade

Annual General Meeting  The recent AGM which, alongside the essential administration that comes with being part of a large organisation, also gave…

Sept 2026

Environment

Have you seen this plant?

Madagascar ragwort has recently been found growing in southern Wairarapa. This invasive pest plant is highly toxic to livestock and can significantly…

Sept 2026

Sports

No stopping Martinborough Women’s Football Team

MWFC 4 – Wairarapa United 0. In only their 3rd season Martinborough Women’s FC are showing almost greater achievements than Wellington Phoenix…

Sept 2026

Club News

U3A

The Way We Were: New Zealanders in the 1960s and 70s through the lens of John Fields’ camera. Presenter David Langman, art…

Sept 2026

Politics

Local Voice vs Regional Scale

Inside the Unitary Council Proposal The Government will soon decide whether Wairarapa becomes a standalone unitary council or part of a larger…

Sept 2026

Health & Wellbeing

Parkinson’s Awareness

Parkinson’s Wairarapa has been pretty quiet during the winter months, with only our regular activities (singing, exercises, ping pong and counterpunch) taking…

Sept 2026

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