April has been a month of very successful charity events at Martinborough Golf Club. Firstly the St John Ambrose tournament which raised…
The Martinborough Mens Shed held its first Annual General Meeting at the Old Courthouse on Cork Street on the 16 April. It…
Calling for Books! It has been a long and warm summer, both February and March’s Country Fairs and Easter celebrations were successfully…
May is pinot noir heaven in Martinborough. Not only are the precious grapes now doing their thing quietly in barrels, the wines…
What a busy month April has been for us at Plunket as it has been the Annual Appeal Month. Our group has…
“You don’t really know much about someone’s past until you learn about it.” Wise words from Joan Leach, a current resident at…
The Martinborough Medical Centre has been judged the Best New Zealand Rural Practice, the Award being presented at the recent Rural Practitioner’s…
The Martinborough Lawn Tennis Club is embarking on its biggest redevelopment project for 20 years; resurfacing the 2 astro courts and installing…
Statistics released by New Zealand’s Commercial Accommodation Monitor (CAM) showed February 2016 was the busiest month on record in the Wairarapa “New…
The South Wairarapa District Council (SWDC) approved stage one of the Waihinga Centre project in Martinborough at a Council meeting on 24…
Firstly please let me introduce myself. I am the new Activities Coordinator at Wharekaka, Maggie Westergren. I am in my second week…
Why can’t a word just mean one thing? One meaning – no ifs and no buts. Too many words can meaning two…
