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Story: Wairarapa region

Page 16. External links and sources

More links and websites

  • Destination Wairarapa

    This site gives information on Wairarapa activities, accommodation and events.

  • Pūkaha National Wildlife Centre

    Pūkaha is a conservation centre for endangered wildlife in northern Wairarapa.

  • Wairarapa history

    The Wairarapa Archive has researched and written stories about the region’s history.

  • Wairarapa memorials

    This page on NZ History offers a clickable map so users can see images and details of major memorials in Wairarapa.

  • Wairarapa

    This page on the Department of Conservation site has information about reserves, forest parks and conservation in Wairarapa.

  • Wairarapa Times-Age

    This is the website of the Wairarapa Times-Age, Wairarapa's daily newspaper.

More suggestions and sources

  • Bagnall, A. G. Wairarapa: an historical excursion. Masterton: Hedley’s, 1976.
  • Homer, Lloyd, and Phil Moore. Reading the rocks: a guide to geological features of the Wairarapa coast. Wellington: Landscape Publications, 1989.
  • Kernohan, David. Wairarapa buildings: two centuries of New Zealand architecture. Masterton: Wairarapa Archive, 2004.
  • McEwen, J. M. Rangitane: a tribal history. Auckland: Reed, 1986.
  • McIntyre, Roberta. The canoes of Kupe: a history of Martinborough district. Wellington: Victoria University Press, 2002.
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How to cite this page

Ben Schrader, Wairarapa region, Te Ara – the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, https://teara.govt.nz/en/story/16566/sources (accessed 3 June 2026).

Story by Ben Schrader, published 2 March 2009, updated 1 March 2017.