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Living On The Bread Line
There is no doubt that food prices have risen and with the present disruptions in the Middle East there will be further…
There is no doubt that food prices have risen and with the present disruptions in the Middle East there will be further…
Ted Preston. Swingtime in Springtime When Jazz in Martinborough is discussed, Ted Preston is mentioned in the same breath as being Mr Jazz in Martinborough. It…
As promised last month this article is going to set the town on fire! Not literally of course. We have had so much…
The longest serving member of the Martinborough Volunteer Fire Brigade has decided it’s time to retire. We say farewell to Station Officer…
Crikey, the weather gods have delivered again. Our little valley, the Whakatomotomo, has flooded badly again with much of the repair work…
As the crisp autumn air settles over the Wairarapa, May is a month of transition. While the warmth of summer feels like…
April was amazing. We had a large stream of people. We were sure we had too many clothes, but they were going…
Like so many of you, I attended the poignant ANZAC day dawn service in Martinborough Square. As the dawn began to glow…
After the standard outbursts from the White House and the AI generated images of its leader as Jesus (including bolts of celestial…
Here at Heartlands, we are excited to host two months of free community whānau workshops starting in May. The sessions are designed…
South Wairarapa District Council is rolling out the next phase of its district-wide speed changes over the next week in Martinborough. The…
Last month Martinborough Lions, former Lions, fellow Lions from other clubs, and friends of the club and its members gathered for a…