Wairarapa Times-Age Midweek
Meet the suitors The Palmer’s body oil trio
Each Palmer’s body oil brings its own unique personality, charm and skin-loving strengths: the key is finding ‘the one’ that feels right for you and your skin’s needs. • Cocoa Butter Body Oil – the intensely devoted one: Deeply nourishing and ready...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Art Under The Bridge:
Masterton was where Matt Turner found his footing as an artist – and where he dreamed of giving back to those in need. His life was sadly cut short, but the artworks he left behind are set to make a lasting difference for the town’s homeless...
Read Full Story (Page 1)EXPERIENCE A DIFFERENT KIND OF RETIREMENT AT ARVIDA LANSDOWNE ESTATE.
Whatever you think you know about retirement, think again. Because here at Arvida Lansdowne Estate, we don’t follow the normal rules. We follow yours. Our resident-led approach means you can design the life you want. Whether that’s walking the nearby...
Read Full Story (Page 2)The threads of tradition:
A keen band of Wairarapa crafters is working around the clock to stitch together New Zealand’s shearing history – in wool, of course. Masterton’s Te Āwhina Community Hub is co-ordinating two expansive knitted art installations, each crafted from...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Solve scalp issues
An itchy-feeling, flaky scalp can be a real confidence killer. It’s the kind of persistent annoyance that makes you think twice about wearing your favourite black top, or might even hold you back from hitting the gym. More than 50 per cent of the...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Grocery grab boosts playground fundraising
In challenging economic times, a Carterton school has found a creative way to support its community and upgrade its playground. South End School sold 1673 tickets for a grocery grab raffle in which winners raced through a supermarket to grab their...
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