Lucy Cooper is a Rural Reporter based in Masterton, New Zealand. She writes for the Wairarapa Times-Age and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), focusing on local news and issues in the rural community. Her work has also been featured in Women Love Tech.
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Preparations for Wairarapa people to join the Toitū Te Tiriti hīkoi in opposition to the Treaty Principles Bill are well under way, one of the region's organisers says.
A local fundraiser offering people a chance to be part of history could also be “the perfect Christmas gift for that hard-to-shop-for relative”, organisers say.
Bewilderment has turned to amazement for the owners of a Martinborough cafe as friends, family and customers helped get the business reopened after a ramraid at the weekend.
The biosecurity minister is urging everyone – the general public, backyard poultry keepers and commercial operators – to “get prepared for bird flu”.
Nearly 1000 years of volunteer firefighting experience descended on Greytown this month for wildfire pre-season training and “a bit of a get-together”.
A new one-day Wairarapa conference and expo will launch this week to help people embrace the “electrification tipping point” its organisers say the region has reached.
The mobile blood donor service rolls into Masterton next week and organisers are urging those who can to make an appointment and “give the gift of life” this Christmas.
A Greytown businessman and entrepreneur has been recognised for his generosity and a community spirit which “seems to know no bounds”.
Lovers of flame-grilled food have a new date in the calendar to sink their teeth into.
When Brad Olsen, principal economist at Infometrics, looks for a spring in the region's step, his gaze falls on the dairy sector.
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