Carterton mother Brooke Malyon would have given up the fight against cancer after her second diagnosis, if it wasn't for her "miracle baby daughter" Charlie.

A Wairarapa man has been flown to hospital after a serious work injury at Masterton's Transfer Station and Recycling Depot. The Earthcare

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.

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

At an age when most children spend all year anticipating their birthday presents, a Masterton boy has selflessly asked for foodbank

Before she knew how to speak the language of her own land, Marama Fox was taught French and Latin. It eventually took the death of

Eric McIsaac must serve at least 14 years behind bars for bludgeoning 10-year-old brother with wood splitter while he slept.

A Featherston teenager who turned his life around after trying to set fire to the town's petrol station has escaped a prison sentence.

Five teams remain in contention for the top four in the Wairarapa-Bush Rugby Tui Cup premier rugby championship going into the penultimate

Samsung says it has apologised to an Otaki mother who lost a load of baby clothes after her recalled washing machine burst into flames.

Poor job prospects and an overly "white" culture mean refugees are unlikely to resettle in the Wairarapa, claims a church leader.

News that initial assessments show six Land Trust Masterton owned business buildings have failed to reach earthquake safety standards

Average house values in Masterton and Carterton have fallen in the last three months, despite house values rising around the country

Six near-new commercial buildings in Masterton, all owned by Lands Trust Masterton, have failed to meet new building standards and

A giant kiwi has briefly taken flight in the tiny town of Eketahuna - just long enough to find a new nest.

Rape allegations, drugs busts, and thrown punches were at the centre of police callouts over the weekend. Masterton Police Sergeant

A motorcyclist was seriously hurt after crashing into road barriers on the Featherston side of the Rimutaka Hill yesterday evening. The

Water pipes froze over and temperatures plummeted across Wairarapa over the weekend, sparking a couple of stunning frosts. But the

Miraculously no one was injured on Thursday afternoon when a car rolled forward on Opaki Rd, Masterton, and crashed into a bus. The

Police were called to Herbert St in Masterton on Thursday after a power pole was knocked down by a car, with the driver then driving

A woman thought to be the oldest person in Wairarapa has died at the grand old age of 105. Esther May Booth (nee Palmer), of Middle

Wairarapa College's new principal could be the pick-me-up that school and staff are waiting for, after a rocky start to the year. Shelley