Upper Hutt Leader
Significant anniversary to be celebrated
Youngsters at the 17th Hutt Valley Girls Brigade, based at the Wesley Centre, know three numbers special to the international organisation but organisers of this Sunday's reunion don't know the number of guests they can expect.Recognition for Fisher
Paralympian medalist gets Order of Merit
Partially-blind swimmer Mary Fisher says team work was key to her success at the Paralympics, as well as picking out an outfit for her investiture ceremony.
Integrated ticket system investigation begins
Greater Wellington Regional Council, with the support of the NZ Transport Agency, has begun a detailed investigation into an integrated ticketing system for Wellington region's bus, train and harbour ferry services.
Scout groups face merger or closure
Totara Park and Rimutaka Scouts may have to close, abandoning a planned merger, if they can not get more help soon.
Film review: Spring Breakers
REVIEWED BY KYLIE KLEIN-NIXON - © Fairfax NZ News
REVIEW:
Spring Breakers shines a light on the hedonistic world of American college students, but is not what you would expect.
Motorbikes, get back on road
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
We like Upper Hutt and want to keep it local
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Waihi decision needs scrutiny
Workplace safety under scrutiny
Right at home on Old Timers' Day
The contribution of Jason Henry at centre and a consistent all- round effort saw Upper Hutt deliver for their Old Timers' Day to claim their first Swindale Shield home win of the season, heading Wests 34-30.
City right on the money
An emphatic 4-0 win over Tawa has confirmed Upper Hutt City as more than at home in the Central League.
Silverstream win at stadium
Maidstone's final fling
Cross-country runs to a half century
Harcourt Park on a wet, challenging afternoon was the place to be as the Upper Hutt Primary Interschools Cross Country took place.
Musician brings Bach to audience
Russian-born Sergey Malov is all set for his debut performance at Expressions, Friday, June 7, in the next instalment of the Classical Expressions programme.
Groove to Granville's mix of sounds, styles
Upper Hutt guitar, funk and soul fans are in for a treat at the Queen's Birthday Jazz and Blues Festival.
Theatre for local kids
Children's choir sings to full house
Massad teams with Titanium
While still at school Massad, who is the support act for Titanium's concert at the Upper Hutt Cossie Club on June 28, released his first single Tear My Heart Out which peaked at No 3 on the NZ radio chart and No 31 on the national sales chart.
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Search after car found down bank
Mystery buyer of Welly homes vanishes
Integrated ticketing coming for Wellington transport
Plane targeted by Porirua laser
Man jailed for sex with 15-year-old
Truck fire on SH1 near Johnsonville
Police arrest 16-year-old over gun threat
High commissioner paying $7500-a-week rent
















