New Zealand’s only parasitic flowering plant has been discovered in Wainuiomata, more than a century after wild populations were...
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Month: May, 2025
In the late 1960s & early 70s, the Sinclair Cemetery wasn’t known about. Us kids simply called it "The...
Today I checked out the final visible section of the water race and explored the area around the old...
Maintenance Road Gate
David Johnson / / / Photos, Streets / 0This gate blocks public access to Maintenance Road, which runs parallel to Reservoir Road and higher up the hillside.
Mitre 10 in Wainuiomata
David Johnson / / / News, Photos, Shops / 0The Wainuiomata Mitre 10 store is a recent addition to the local community, officially opening its doors on Saturday,...
The Forgotten Settlement of Navvy-town
David Johnson / / / News, Camps, Morton Dam, Navvy-town, Waterworks / 0In the early 1910s, nestled within the secluded reaches of Sinclair Valley in Wainuiomata, a short-lived but bustling work...
Wainuiomata Concrete Wall Mystery Solved?
David Johnson / / / History, News, Concrete Wall, Waterworks / 0A concrete wall running below Reservoir Road has long been something of a mystery. Here are some theories that...
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