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Vet goes nuts over kitty neutering competition
These kittens were first off _ or should that be on _ the block for the 11th Neuterathon run by Dr Heidi Ward-McGrath, (pictured) and ... More
It wasn't the money that upset 87-year-old Yolande Laing. It was ''the lovely girl'' who took it.The former Masterton woman, who now lives in Hamilton, is warning Wairarapa residents to ... More
The holding cells at Masterton police station were kept full on Saturday night as officers clamped down on boozing and disorder in the town's central streets.Police arrested 34 people throughout ... More
A small army of volunteers has built a new Wairarapa hockey pavilion _ and slashed their club's costs.Wairarapa Hockey Association president Lyndsay Annear said the new, two-storey building at Clareville ... More
Today's vintage machinery is an obsession you were born with, enthusiasts at the weekend's Harvest Rally say.''It's in the blood because we have been brought up with it on farms,'' ... More
The torch has passed to a new generation of Golden Shears champions with the stunning success of relative rookie Cam Ferguson over the old guard to win the country's top ... More
Homeowners in Wairarapa will soon be eligible for more help improving insulation and clean heating in their homes _ and it could improve the air.Greater Wellington Regional Council is offering ... More
Chainsaws and Mowers in Masterton have for the second year running captured the crown as one of the top three Stihl retailers in New Zealand.Co-owner Jeremy Sharp said the company ... More
South Wairarapa is rapidly heading towards having one of the oldest populations in New Zealand, and deaths in Carterton will outstrip births in 10 years if trends continue.Latest population projections ... More
The greatest shear on Earth kicked off in Masterton yesterday with the opening of Golden Shears' 50th birthday bash.In what will be the biggest event in its history, apart perhaps ... More
A proposed increase of safety fees for boats using the Marlborough Sounds has been strongly opposed by people saying ferry customers will have to bear the brunt of the price rise.The controversial bylaw is yet to be passed by...
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Fiesta of Wonderful Women
Where: Wanganui Fiesta Programme: 1 March • Yoga*: Join Sue for yoga outside, 10-11am. No cost. • ...
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Clare Plug: Look South
Where: Palmerston North > Te Manawa Te Manawa invite you to view an exhibition of textile works by Clare Plug. Clare ...
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The Crescent Moon: The Asian Face o
Where: Palmerston North > Te Manawa The Crescent Moon: The Asian Face of Islam in New Zealand is an exhibition documenting ...
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War in Paradise: The Unofficial Sto
Where: Palmerston North > Te Manawa Little is known of our participation in the pacific theatre in World War 2. People ...
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Urban Birds
Where: Palmerston North > Taylor-Jensen Fine Arts Taylor-Jensen Fine Arts proudly hosts an exhibition of new work by Tokomaru-based painter, Jacquie Anderson. ...
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