Warm but wet spring looking likely
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Teacher struck off after swearing at kids
A Wairarapa teacher has been deregistered after repeatedly swearing at students.
Heartbeat: Eketahuna shakes off its joke tag
Eketahuna - a joke town to much of New Zealand - is making an unlikely recovery.
Assault victim's injuries resembled a plane crash victim
Five years after a savage attack left him nearly dead, Peter is thankful to be alive.
Wharekauhau Country Estate
Shandelle Battersby sees how the other half live during a luxury stay in the Wairarapa.
Police seek witnesses to assault on girl, 11
Police want to speak to anyone who saw a man fitting the offender's description.
25-years on from bizarre ritualistic, satanic killing
A drive on a quiet Saturday morning leads to a story of a fire, UFOs, human remains.
School shut half its students out of NCEA
Withdraw of some students from NCEA put James Cook High School under statutory management.
Arrest cop's absence lets man duck charge
A drink-driving charge has been dropped because the arresting officer was not available.
Peter Jackson-linked air company suspends sales
The Vintage Aviator, which sells WWI aircraft, is undergoing 'internal investigations'.
Record low: Coldest night in years
Early risers were met with frost, fog and icy windscreens this morning.
Residents demand answers over gorge
Three hundred residents gathered in Woodville last night to demand action over the gorge.
Four days without power and more bad weather on way
Taihape residents face fourth day without power, rain and wind to batter country again.
Gorge closure a dark day for Woodville
Township to build resilience while planning begins for an alternate gorge route.
94-year-old hits the slopes on Mt Hutt
As the country braces for four days of atrocious weather, one person doesn't seem to mind.
Gale, squalls and heavy rain on the way
Northlanders are set to be battered by gale force westerly winds today.
Heavy snow on the way for both islands
It may be snow-go for some motorists this week, with white stuff on the way.
Wairarapa marae razed in early morning fire
A blaze ripped through Motuwairaka Marae sometime before 4am.
NCEA 'purgatory': Passed but no credits
About 21,000 people have passed NCEA exams but have no credits due to unpaid fees.
NZ set for wet, cold Sunday
Showers will keep most of the country wet today, with snow expected in Canterbury.
Safety policy driving away contractors
A new policy is making it difficult for pole planters to get on site for their work.
Mum in hospital after Masterton hit-and-run
Police speaking to 'person of interest' after mother taking son to karate struck by car.
Snow showers, heavy rain as cold blast hits
From today an active front will begin to cross the South Island, moving north.
True love broken by war
New book tells of tragic love story broken by WWI on centenary of Battle of Messines
Two die after being struck by cars
Two people killed after being struck by cars on North Island roads.
Dangerous rapist loses appeal
Rapist Alan Ivo Greer loses Supreme Court appeal against preventive detention.
Man, 20, stabbed in possible gang incident
Man checks himself in to Wairarapa Hospital with stab wounds.
Police seek missing Masterton man
Police have concerns for the safety and well-being of 45-year-old Christopher Hope.
Wairarapa crash victim dies in hospital
Wairarapa crash victim dies in hospital after last week's head-on accident near Masterton.
Private schools lure high-paid principals
Five state school principals have taken top jobs in private schools in the past two years.
Drivers warned to expect wild weather
Grab the wet weather gear as rain is on its way, and high winds are set to hit.
Watch NZH Local Focus: Government to pay pea weevil shortfall
Wairarapa pea growers can apply for ex-gratia payment. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Good Samaritans' home razed hours after helping fire victim
Woman charged with arson after two houses burn down in as many nights.