Wairarapa Times-Age - October 16, 2025

Housing clash in the House

Commercial sector makes gains

Town hall demo likely to take seven months

Greytown wheels park almost ready to roll

Woolworths’ eggs cage-free

Henley bridge construction

Free e-waste disposal

Nine years of ups and downs

Cost of living’s crunch on access to essential life skill

Vital knowledge that could save our tamariki

Kiwi looking forward to world champs debut

Age expansion begins for breast screening

Iggy Pop, Joan Jett to headline 2026 Summer Concert Tour

Cahill steps down, hands reins to Watt

‘Philanthropy only sane choice’

Comvita chair backs takeover bid by Florenz

From Nero to Trump, debasement fears roil markets

The Black Death gets her close-up

From Nero to Trump, debasement fears roil markets

The funniest word is ...

Trump threat to disarm Hamas

Ceasefire agreement ‘a setback for Tehran’

Conspiracy theorist loses court appeal

Too many pines, not enough sheep

Too many pines, too few sheep

I’m wild about destructive pines

Who should consider living in a tiny home – and the fishhooks

Succulent successes and potential growing pains

New Govt procurement rules - a missed opportunity for timber

Speech to Wood Processors and Manufacturers Association of New Zealand 2025 National Conference

Speech to Wood Processors and Manufacturers Association of New Zealand 2025 National Conference

Forestry University Scholarships are now available for 2026

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TODAY IN HISTORY

New club champions crowned

All Blacks trio feature in semifinal lineups

And NZR said: Let there be light

Semifinals at a glance

Heartland campaign: 8 out of 10

Resilient riders brave atrocious conditions

Nweke stands by speech

Hopes dampened but Devine stays positive

At a glance