'Corrects a grievance': Kamo name change given the green light
The Geographic Board says in te reo Māori, the word Te is often used to elevate status.
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New $1.3m fire station for Cavalli, while Ōkaihau station upgraded.
Popular Northland holiday spot closed for remainder of 2023
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Kaitāia old boys part of NZDF Blacks team
Kaitāia College duo playing at World Military Rugby Championship in France.
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Elderly woman dies after being dropped from hospital stretcher
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Northland's wandering dog problem likely cause of kiwi deaths
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Cloud nine theme of Kaitāia College senior ball
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Police hot on heels behind fleeing driver involved in Kaiwaka crash
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