Arts & Culture
Maree’s musings
ONE THING and ANOTHER I’ve come to the conclusion that it’s sometimes difficult to get our heads around important stuff, so in…
April 2022
Previous Months
Arts & Culture
Wairarapa Library Service Rolls out Home Deliveries
Wairarapa Library Service is now providing home deliveries through our recently launched HomeLink Service. If you are housebound or unable to get…
Sports
Welcome to the 2022 season for wrestling!
Wrestling lasses are now underway on a Wednesday night at the club from 5.30pm. With a challenging 2020/2021 years New Zealand Wrestling…
Environment
What a load of Rubbish!
Tonnes of rubbish end up in our landfills every week even though many of us try to recycle as much as we…
Arts & Culture
NZTrio returns to Greytown
Omicron permitting, the NZTrio, founder member cellist Ashley Brown, with newer members violinist Amalia Hall and pianist Somi Kim, will perform in…
Health & Wellbeing
Sweet science
Dark chocolate makes your gut happy according to a new study published by the Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry. Participants in a clinical…
Environment
Under The Martinborough Stars
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, How I wonder what you are, Up above the World so high, Like a Diamond in the sky…
Business
Martinborough Business Association
Its that time of the year again when the daylight hours start to shorten, the weather a little cooler and the colours…
Club News
South Wairarapa Tramping Club: NZ’s Largest Rata – the Karapoti Rata
The Karapoti Rata is estimated as being 1000 to 1500 years old, was discovered in 2008, and is hidden deep in the…
Community News
NEWS FROM FIRST CHURCH
Autumn Mini Market. We held our first Mini Market on a brilliantly sunny morning, Saturday the 26th March in the church hall,…
Politics
Regional Council notes
The recent heavy rains have seen parts of Wairarapa become very wet indeed. After a relatively long spell with little flooding, the…
