Story: Wairarapa places

More links and websites

• Carterton District Council

  Carterton District Council’s site has information about Wairarapa’s ‘Daffodil Capital’.

• Go Wairarapa

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

• MartinboroughNZ.com

  The MartinboroughNZ.com site has information for tourists and residents about the southern Wairarapa’s wine village.

• Ngā Kanohi Marae O Wairarapa

  This charitable trust represents eight Wairarapa marae and supports marae based trade learning.

• Pūkaha Mount Bruce

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

• Tararua tourism information

  Visitors can find out about the Tararua region, in northern Wairarapa, on this site.

• Wairarapa

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

• Welcome to the Masterton District

  The Masterton District Council’s site has information about Masterton.

More suggestions and sources

• Bagnall, A. G. Wairarapa: an historical excursion. Masterton: Hedley’s, 1976.
• Grant, Ian F. North of the Waingawa: the Masterton Borough and County Councils, 1877–1989. Masterton: Masterton District Council, 1995.
• Kernohan, David. Wairarapa buildings: two centuries of New Zealand architecture. Masterton: Wairarapa Archive, 2004.
• McIntyre, Roberta. The canoes of Kupe: a history of the Martinborough district. Wellington: Victoria University Press, 2002.