Emily Ireland is a journalist based in Masterton, New Zealand. She writes for the Wairarapa Times-Age, covering local news and events in the area. Her articles focus on a range of topics, including council decisions, community issues, sports, and healthcare. Emily's work has also been featured in Stuff, a popular news website in New Zealand.
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Greytown's drinking water infrastructure at Soldiers Memorial Park was described as an “abomination” at a council hearing on Thursday.
Emily Ireland On a typical Friday afternoon, the street outside Masterton's Bowling Club is packed with cars.
Emily Ireland Four rail crossings will be permanently closed next year across Wairarapa, with timing pencilled in for mid-to-late 2025.
Carterton District Council will be the first cab off the rank in making a decision on whether to opt out of a Wellington regional water service.
Carterton District Council has taken the plunge, voting to opt out of a Wellington regional collaboration for Local Water Done Well.
South Wairarapa councillors have held Audit NZ's feet to the fire, asking for a public apology for causing the council to breach the Local Government Act.
After missing out on millions of dollars' worth of Government roading subsidies, Masterton District Council has approved a reshuffle of its local funds.
Carterton District Council has voted to strengthen its Rural Advisory Group, but not to the extent of making it a formal committee.
Almost 40 Masterton residents have been given an ultimatum to fix pipes causing wastewater overflow issues.
Emily Ireland With Carterton having already opted out of a Wellington water model, all eyes are on Masterton and South Wairarapa to see if they will follow suit.
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