Track trust calls it a day
The trust which has been running Wairarapa's beleaguered all-weather athletics track in Masterton has voted itself out of existence
The trust which has been running Wairarapa's beleaguered all-weather athletics track in Masterton has voted itself out of existence
Drivers who fail to indicate or give way are being warned to look out. Police will be cracking down on bad driving in Masterton next
A business-savvy traveller from China has chosen Masterton as his new home and the base of a new tour group company. The father of
High winds wreaked havoc throughout Wairarapa over the weekend, tearing down trees, flattening fences and knocking out power around
Carterton and Greytown will do battle in the final of the Wairarapa-Bush Rugby Union's Tui Cup premier division competition next weekend. They
The Adamson's service station in Featherston has been raided for cigarettes in what police say is the third tobacco burglary to strike
The discovery that a former Wairarapa Building Society (WBS) staff member had been misappropriating money has been described as disappointing
A legal technicality has the Department of Corrections scurrying to impose special release conditions on a soon-to-be-released fraudster
A drink-driver alleged to be more than four times the legal limit was caught during a booze blitz last weekend, but police say overall
Cyclists are tentatively backing changes to a dangerous stretch of road after the transport agency bowed to pressure and reviewed
A Masterton District Councillor got more than she bargained for these winter holidays. Pip Hannon was skiing in Queenstown over the
A Martinborough man who sparked a day-long police manhunt has pleaded guilty to pointing a gun in public. Robert James Atkinson
A Carterton hairdressers had a close shave yesterday morning when a vehicle careered into the shop's window, leaving staff "pretty
The Featherston community will soon have a new central meeting hub, with the town square set to be complete by the end of this month. The
A man has been charged in relation to a crash at a Masterton petrol station.
Attempts by Spark New Zealand to improve cellphone coverage at Ocean Beach in South Wairarapa have backfired according to residents. Ocean
Wairarapa is booming, and our long-term economic future is looking even rosier. That's the view of local political and business leaders
A man evaded police on foot this morning after plowing his car in to a petrol station pump in Masterton.
A group of young bikers, believed to have been tearing up a newly-upgraded Masterton park and using river trails to evade police
The teenager whose dangerous driving killed two of his Featherston friends will have to live with the "heart-breaking" effects of
Five hoons on motorbikes evaded police again yesterday afternoon, taunting officers and causing further damage to the newly-upgraded
Wairarapa-Bush head coach Josh Syms has no complaints with his team's draw for the 2016 Heartland rugby championship, and it's easy
Hoons tearing up the turf of a newly-upgraded park in Masterton have been avoiding police for months, using river trails for their
About 100 Greytown people "unanimously" cast a vote of no confidence in Greater Wellington Regional Council's flood protection plans
James Cameron is fronting a new $11 million-plus campaign to market this country overseas.
Thirty Masterton District Council staff have been moved out of the Municipal Building on Chapel Street for safety reasons and the
Up to $25,000 worth of jewellery has been stolen from a house in Carterton - one of seven burglaries in the region over the weekend. The
Wairarapa is getting its own TV channel. From October 24, Freeview channel 41 will be the home of Wairarapa TV, a regional station
In a few weeks' time, Allyson Lock's fate will be left "swinging in the wind". The Masterton mother of three has Pompe disease, a
Carterton residents are questioning a new floodplain management plan which they say will protect Greytown from flooding while increasing