Community News
How Well Do We Know People In Our Community?
Lindie and Mike are the two talented designers who own “Dustyandlulu”. They work from home serving the community and beyond. Every month…
October 2023
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Arts & Culture
Maree’s Musings
KISS KISS KISS As I prepare to write, October is fast approaching; however I’m going completely off the election fever track for…
Arts & Culture
Beautiful music – sheer enjoyment
Having spent last weekend at the Martinborough Music Festival, these are my Top 10 fairly random impressions. But first, a disclaimer. I…
Community News
Social Crust Pig
The Social Crust has a “vegetarian pig” quartered by a volunteer in Featherston. It is fed on near-expiry salads, bread and milk…
Club News
Martinborough Lions Report
The past couple of months have been buzzing with activity for the Martinborough Lions Club. A brief recap of what we’ve been…
Business
Vet clinic leaves for Greytown upgrade
Martinborough’s vet clinic is leaving town – decamping for a new premises on the edge of Greytown by mid-2024. “It will replace…
Business
Local winter tourism bucks national trend
Wairarapa tourism showed minor growth across July _ one region bucking the national tourism winter spending trend, according to the latest Tourism…
Politics
Cape Palliser Road support funding urgent
It’s hard to believe that it has been one year since the local body elections, where that time has gone, as well…
Club News
South Wairarapa Rebus Club
Rebus Club member, Dr David Woodhams, challenged the group’s August meeting to consider the ethical issues surrounding our developing capability of editing…
Environment
Astros shoot for moon with World Space Week
With South Wairarapa and Carterton a newly accredited Dark Sky Reserve, it comes as no surprise that World Space Week is now…
Environment
Under The Martinborough Stars
Most people know that the sun is a star, and the stars are other suns further away. But are they really like…
Community News
Pump Track team hits big target
The Martinborough Pump Track project has hit the halfway point of fundraising for the project, with $125,000 of its quarter-million budget in…
