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By: Lucy Cooper
Lorraine Taylor-Tams loved school from the moment she arrived at the age of four-and-three-quarters. Making the decision to become a teacher soon followed.
Budget 2026 boosts the Government's spend on schools and early childhood education by nearly $2 billion over the next four years.
By: Lucy Cooper
A video circulating on social media has drawn attention to a Fijian man living under a bridge in Sydney.
Wairarapa, and Carterton district in particular, is at the “pointier end” of a demographic shift that will see over-75s overtake the younger 65-to-74 year old cohort, a leading economist says.
By: Lucy Cooper
For many Pacific workers, the promise of the PALM scheme is more than just a job, it's an opportunity to create a better future for family back home in the islands.
A truck and car have collided on State Highway 2 near Mount Bruce, north of Masterton.
Questions have been raised online after an image of bags printed with Wairarapa MP Mike Butterick's details, allegedly found in a bin on a Wairarapa school property, was posted by a popular political social media commentator.
Wairarapa MP Mike Butterick has defended offering branded bags to students in recent visits to the region's schools. The issue came to light online on Friday morning.
MP-branded bags carrying a party logo do not amount to “explicit electioneering” unless they directly seek support for or against a candidate or party, Parliamentary Service says.
Comment Eleven businesses in Masterton's town centre will receive funding to spruce up their shopfronts as part of a council initiative aimed at revitalising the town centre.
