Pit of death holds thousands of bird bones
The hole has caught many flightless birds - including moa - over thousands of years.
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War medals stolen in Masterton burglary
War medals and a collection of watches with high sentimental value were taken.
Truck crash blocks vital lower North Island link
A truck crash has left the Pahiatua Track closed this morning.
Injured hunter rescued in Aorangi Forest Park
An injured hunter was rescued in the Aorangi Forest Park in South Wairarapa today.
Rain on its way for Labour Weekend
A front is bringing wet weather to several parts of the country tomorrow.
Train collides with logging truck in Carterton
A truck has collided with a train in Carterton this afternoon.
Crashed truck carrying dangerous cargo
Crashed truck carrying dangerous cargo is partially blocking a North Island highway.
River search for missing Pahiatua woman
Elizabeth Udy has not been seen for a week and police hold grave concerns.
Honeymoon tragedy: Dead driver over alcohol limit
Honeymooner left hotel to go stargazing, but never returned.
Shock at timeframe for new route
Woodville will have to wait five to six years for new route to replace gorge.
Four teens in court after aggravated robbery
Arrests follow the second aggravated robbery in Masterton in six weeks.
Person suffers burns as gas bottle explodes
A person has been burnt after a gas bottle exploded near Tinui.
'He said it was something he'd never do'
Family of a champion jumps jockey who took his life have spoken out for the first time.
Radio star Grant Kereama ties the knot
Kereama will be waiting for his bride at 4pm at Brackenridge in Martinborough.
Cash, drugs and guns: Inside the police war on the Head Hunters
The raid on Head Hunter boss Wayne Doyle is the latest battle in a "targeted" police war.
Gumboots and a vine romance (+Be in to win!)
Ashleigh Collis drinks in the atmosphere at Wairarapa's wine festival.
Police probe fatal Wairarapa cycling crash
A 48-year-old man was killed in yesterday's crash.
Neighbours help police nab burglars in early hours
The five males were moving items out of a house in the early hours of the morning.
Local Focus: Ikaroa-Rawhiti candidates' local knowledge test
Ikaroa-Rāwhiti candidates answer the important questions. Made with funding from NZ On Air
Three arrested after drive-by shooting
Police were nearby when shots were fired from a car towards a Masterton house last night.
Local Focus: Wairarapa Candidates - Local knowledge test
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Serious crash causes power cut
Homes in the Wairarapa were without power after a car crashed into a power pole.
PM hits Wairarapa with spring in his step
Bill English tries out rickshaws, chocolate and washing machines in the Wairarapa.
Train crashes into car in Wairarapa
The crash happened on a level crossing in Carterton just before 11am.
Warm but wet spring looking likely
New Zealand has a high chance of seeing warmer than average temperatures this spring.
Teacher struck off after swearing at kids
A Wairarapa teacher has been deregistered after repeatedly swearing at students.