Sports
Martinborough golf’s new clubhouse build is well under way _ as are fundraising efforts. It doesn’t seem long since we watched the demolition of the old clubhouse and now the frames for half the new building are in place with scaffolding up ready for the roof timbers. Everything is going …
By Karen Stephens A record field of 172 players, including 43 professionals from New Zealand and Australia, battled light winds, warm temperatures and even light early-morning fog at Martinborough golf’s 2024 CER Electrical and Holmes Construction pro-am on February 1. At least that was the range of excuses for some …
Two members of Featherston Amateur Wrestling Club’s senior class have again been asked to join a New Zealand team overseas. Wairangi Sargent and Angus Read will take part in the Journeymen Tournament and Training Camp over Easter in New York state. Over the week they are there they will be …
Regular Features
Many folk imagine that going to church is a bit of an ordeal, a waste …
By Martin Connelly In February the local Lions Club invited me for dinner and asked …
The Martinborough Business Association Committee plays an important role in fostering economic growth and collaboration …
Michael Bing talks to Lyle Griffiths Michael was raised in Auckland, attending St Peters College …
By Brenda Channer – Martinborough Bookshop “Whether Violent or Natural” by Natasha Calder This debut …
By Debbie Yates This is definitely the month of thank you. Nga Mihi Nui! We …
Saturday 10 February: 10th annual Citizen Science Kākahi Count at Western Lake Shore Reserve, 18km …
Recently Rural Women New Zealand Martinborough Branch hosted a book launch for Carole Brungar’s book The Nam Legacy which was very successful. The idea for the Martinborough Branch to get involved was the brainchild of member Di McGrigor who is a friend of Carole’s. It was decided that funds raised would go towards Wharekaka and their special projects such as raised garden beds or an All terrain wheel chair.
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