Hutt News
Motorists told to slow down
Drivers who don't slow down around horses are risking lives, a Wainuiomata mother says.Lodge owner offers Baring Head access deal
NICHOLAS BOYACK - Hutt News
A change of policy that could have major implications for access to the rugged Pencarrow Coast and Baring Head has been signalled by Hutt City Council.
Petone leader slams heritage sidestep
Petone Community Board chairman Gerald Davidson says an ACT Party conspiracy has undermined the preservation of heritage buildings in the city.
Hutt hip hoppers show Aussies how its done
SIMON EDWARDS - Hutt News
Hutt City Dance Centre crews scored highly with judges of the Showcase National Dance Championships 2012 Australia recently.
Waiwhetu Stream plants slipping away
KAROLINE TUCKEY - Hutt News
The banks of the Waiwhetu stream are eroding due to poor planting practices that are affecting bait fish stocks in the harbour, an environmentalist and keen fisherman says.
We don't have Auckland's dysfunction, so what's the hurry?
If one and a half million people were to whisper quietly into your ear, what would it sound like?
Agapanthus do have a role
So the agapanthus plant has to go and, wonder of wonders, they are to be replaced with native plants (Hutt News, January 24).
Fluoridation battle not over
Suburban advocates could be better than boards
The oldest bowlers in town
It is not often that a 96-year-old stars in a sports event, but that is what happened last week at the annual Over 80s Tournament.
Development officer for Wellington league
Wellington Rugby League is looking to build on its recent success with the appointment of Greg Selwyn as a development officer.
Big pod of Swimzone juniors qualify for Nationals
Spartans win Capital Bowl
Former accountant now man of iron
David Creamer dreams of going to Hawaii but unlike most people it's not about lazing on a beach or taking a cruise.
Hollywood tackles Swedish crime tale
The American adaptation of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo is as challenging to appraise as some of its subject matter is to watch.
Happening in the Hutt
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New generation seduced by crafts
Sorceress bewitched by love
Paper run inspires song
As a child, Ruth Armishaw used to deliver the Hutt News. Living in Point Howard, she started helping her older sister, eventually inheriting the job.
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All Wellington bus routes to change
Elderly woman's body found at Scorching Bay
Hundreds lose money after trader dies
Paraparaumu man admits cheating ACC
Couple rejoice in life 10 years after crash
Graphics: Proposed Wellington bus routes
Heavy fines to improve Mana traffic
Man dies after being told of arrest
All Wellington bus routes to change
Why are our children so badly behaved?
Sorry Britain, to have offended you with our drinking
Wellington waterfront building design 'not ideal'
Distinct NZ English good as gold
Battle looms for Wellington waterfront building
Heavy fines to improve Mana traffic
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