Upper Hutt Leader
Sex motive fears at paddock
Mares from Riding for the Disabled in Silverstream have been locked up and stripped of their covers for a third time, leaving president Shona Belcher fearful there could be a sexual motive.Plumbers fined for illegal gas jobs
Two Totara Park plumbers were convicted and fined last week in separate cases of carrying out gasfitting work without being registered or qualified.
Grey Power's blood boils over highrise move
Lack of parking and fear of lifts will make life difficult for many Upper Hutt Grey Power members when Aotea Pathology moves from the health centre to CBD Towers this weekend.
Inmate hacked phone to call mother
A Rimutaka Prison inmate hacked a government agency phone, resulting in a $1600 bill.
Culture, classics and costumes make for a busy week
(Live Matches)
Culture, classics and costumes were the features of a busy weekend for Upper Hutt folks.
Rezone timber mill site for housing
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Try a little kindness, compassion
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
City growth never leads to decreases in rates
No doubt Maymorn plan unwanted
On safari for race success
All roads led to Whitemans Valley on Sunday with the annual Deadwood Safari cross-country four- wheel-drive vehicle event proving popular, attracting about 1500 spectators, markedly up on a year ago.
Ryder hits big and quick
The promising Matt Taylor fell cruelly short of a club cricket century for Mitre 10 MEGA Upper Hutt while the 'injured' Black Cap Jesse Ryder made a brutal 40 not out for Naenae in an action packed but, as expected, disappointing second day of a Pearce Cup fixture at TMP's Barton Oval on Saturday.
Top kart drivers do battle in Kaitoke
Role reversal in Cup contest
Dedication-plus from gymnast
Young Mackenzie Slee will not be training for her gymnastic endeavours for a week or two . . . but it has taken a small ankle operation and the required short recovery to stop the 13-year-old talent.
Joll up front at Summer Hummer
Breeze radio station breakfast host Steve Joll, who now lives in Upper Hutt, will be stage host for the this month's Summer Hummer concert.
Garden to open for Nepalese school
Efil Doog Garden of Art in the Akatarawas is opening its gates on Sunday, February 19, to help raise money to rebuild school teacher accommodation in Nepal.
Putting Shakespeare in pinstripes and flapper gowns
Year starts on top note
Memories created through art
A free gallery tour providing insights into the popu lar Learning Connexion Memory exhibition at Expressions will take place on Sunday.
Sponsored links
Helmet law halves cyclist numbers
Police looking for missing Featherston woman
Infratil founder Lloyd Morrison dies
Dead woman's family says thanks
Happy Feet at Wellington Airport
Phoenix confident of finals spot
Warning: Man approaching children
Crash blocks SH1 on the Kapiti Coast
- Accommodation
Find Accommodation
- Jobs
Search Jobs
- Property
Search properties
- Motors
Search Motors













