It’s a mushroom! It’s a monster! We have now shifted into the large Hall at St Andrews’. First Church generously gave us…
The fertility and abundance of autumn produce was celebrated in a Harvest Festival at St Andrew’s on Sunday 22nd March. Venerable May…
March has delivered a little of the lost summer, corker! March has delivered a little of the lost summer, corker! Our…
This month has been another quiet month operationally but behind the scenes we’ve been head down tails up! Next month’s article will…
April in the Wairarapa is arguably our most atmospheric month. The Martinborough vines are turning gold, and the air has a definite…
After thirty-seven years doing JP services for Martinborough, David Kershaw is retiring from the service. His age and peripatetic lifestyle are the…
Ahead of International Women’s Day on March 8th we thought it was timely to celebrate and recognise the wāhine of our brigade.…
Crikey again. The rain gods have delivered again, big time. The Taonui and Tuhirangi rivers recently received 500+mm rainfall in the headwaters…
The modern meaning of a Protean, derived from ancient Greek, describes a person who is extraordinarily versatile and able to change their…
March in Martinborough is a seasonal tightrope walk. We are still catching those golden Wairarapa afternoons, but the morningsnow carry a crisp,…
Caregiving is one of the most rewarding roles a person can have. It’s about far more than practical support – it’s about…
Each month we seem to attract more people and MORE clothes. There were a few months when we broke even, as many clothes as…
