Category: activists
Masterton: Smiles on the East side
The faces of smiling children at the inaugural Wai Kai Free Family Fun Day held in Masterton on Saturday, are the real reward for organisors, they say, who along with sponsors are responding as a united community to decades of unmet social needs on the East side of the town.
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Barter Barber brings mental health message to Masterton blokes
By Erin Kavanagh-Hall erin@newsnet.live Masterton to get a Christmas visit from one...
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Wairarapa run for Riders Against Teenage Suicide
More than 200 motorcycle riders are set to roar in to Wairarapa this Saturday to support...
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A Great Social Experiment: The Story of Licensing Trusts in New Zealand
Licensing Trusts are a uniquely New Zealand concept now over 70 years old. Sometimes...
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Bruce Stewart (Rakau Rangatira) 1936 – 2017
rakau rangatira the tōtara is a storyteller silent for the breeze as we busy ourselves as we live...
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Too Many, Wairarapa
By Anna Cardno There are days when it still doesn’t seem real. That someone so vibrant can...
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Gary McPhee memorial riders hit the road
By Nathan Crombie nathan@newsnet.live The thunder of more than 100 motorcycles was sent rolling...
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all rapt in oil
a father stares at the most painful a mother shares the betrayal empty cold alone living...
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‘Eel man’ seeks funding to help renew Wairarapa waters
By Erin Kavanagh-Hall erin@newsnet.live As Wairarapa artist and “eel man” Sam...
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Māori autonomy, concord, and catastrophe – 175 years adrift
By Nathan Crombie nathan@newsnet.live To argue from seats of power the democratic merit of...
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