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Clothing Swap
There will be no Clothing Swap in December and the first one will be held on Sat January 17th 2026. So to…
There will be no Clothing Swap in December and the first one will be held on Sat January 17th 2026. So to…
Four familiar faces have reached major milestones this year at South Wairarapa Libraries and the Council is celebrating their long service –…
There’s big news for our region—Lonely Planet has named Wairarapa’s stargazing, food and wine experiences among the top 25 travel experiences on…
Ross Vintiner – Olive Grower. The views from Ross Vintiner’s property in Fraters Road are magnificent. Standing on the deck in front…
All those enthusiasts who scan the daily rags or electronic equivalent in the hope of something uplifting are reminded instead, ad nauseam,…
This month it’s time to reflect and ponder what it means to be part of a small rural town like our own.…
October’s clothing swap was very popular again, and we seem to have a varied array of clothes in all sizes. Not many…
Recently I decided to go on an OE, and what an experience. From Ruakokopatuna to Sydney – in this part of the…
Standing proud and lush with leaf outside St Andrew’s church on Dublin Street is a tree that has deep Martinborough connections. The…
It’s been a while since the Martinborough RSA was an active part of our town’s rhythm. The COVID pandemic meant a temporary…
After considering winding down earlier this year, Madcaps is thrilled to announce the beloved local theatre group is not only continuing, but…
November marks the final month of spring and, here in the Wairarapa, we know that means it’s time to double down on…