The Guest Speaker at our April meeting was Ms Joy Cooper of Martinborough who chairs the Wharekaka Trust Board. Wharekaka has been,…
The first historic mention of a telescope ‘ a tube to see far’ is a patent application dated 25th September 1608 by…
6 club members spent 4 nights recently staying at the Tutira Lodge Homestay, slightly north of Lake Tutira in Hawkes Bay. This…
Look out for events throughout May to celebrate One Book, One Community. This is a Wairarapa-wide event hosted by Masterton District Library…
Cape Palliser Road winds its way along one of the wildest stretches of coast in the world. A dramatic rise in severe…
For the month of May, when Greytown MeNZ Shed’s mends or makes for the community, they’ll also help the Red Cross to help…
A perfect Wairarapa day. A cool morning warming to higher temperatures in the afternoon. In the spacious club rooms Stewart Barton reminded…
Zodiac signs You probably know your own one, you may often use this term to find out what is going on with…
ROADWORKS make ROADS WORK Our roads and footpaths: we can’t live without them these days. And because they are in constant use,…
The season has changed and we are now having lovely autumn nights with those crisper evenings, the firewood is in and no…
For this month, The Star have asked for an overview of ‘what the hell they all do in there’ – a good…
The Wine and Food society of Martinborough has been operating here since the late 1980’s. We meet monthly and appreciate good food…
