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Tom Scott Drawn Out Recently Tom Scott announced that after seventy years of writing and drawing cartoons he was retiring from print…

March 2020, when the first COVID lockdown hit, will surely have a permanent place in NZ history. For the next two years…

The Wairarapa Fern and Thistle Pipe Band has a long and proud history in the region and looks forward to a vibrant…

HATS OFF! You may think that chat about hats is a strange topic for my column, but headgear has featured in the…

Libby is the library reading app that lets you access a collection of over 40,000 digital books, audiobooks, and magazines anytime, anywhere.…

“There were scores of kids up dancing”. Who would have thought that Mozart, Vivaldi, Shostakovich and Holst interspersed with themes from films,…

We came to Shelby Van Pelt’s Remarkably Bright Creatures for the octopus. But while the readers of the Wairarapa Library Service’s Evening…

Martinborough’s annual jazz festival, held in the first weekend of Spring, was a sell out! “We had two ticketed shows and they…

HELEN WEBBY’S NIKAU HARP TRIO (Violin, Cello, Harp) Masterton Friday 10 February, 7.30- 8.45 pm (St Matthews College) CHAMBER MUSIC PIANO TRIO…

to COIN a PHRASE … Being both a writer and a fan of a decent chinwag, I suppose it’s not surprising that…

This concert was originally scheduled for July, but Covid interfered with everyone’s plans, and it will now take place on 23 October.…

With Spring and the final school term just around the corner, Aratoi Wairarapa Museum of Art and History brings you stories of…