Northland to run kaupapa to grow Māori leaders
The kaupapa will focus on traditional knowledge and stepping youth into the Māori world.
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Big turnout for Kerikeri RSA's last dawn service
Kerikeri RSA will close down tonight but search for new premises will go on.
Stillness as Last Post sounds during Anzac service
About 6500 attended the Whangārei Anzac dawn service and ceremony.
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A full list of Anzac Day services planned across the region.
Students learn about careers in health
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Road trip plugs the EV story
A convoy of electric cars is due to sweep through Northland on the Great EV Road Trip.
Host a Pink Breakfast for cancer funds
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Future youth leader among those attending youth camp
Young Northlanders join thousands at Youth Camp
Sport Thought: Sport strategy consultation open
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Ceremony at dawn preceding rahui
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Princesses and pirates come out to play at papermill
A princesses and pirates open day was held at The Papermill.
Northland sport detail
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MPs gather for blessing of new Kaeo Bridge site
Design work underway for new two-lane bridge but funding not yet allocated.
Rush encourages Northland farmers
Eric Rush was keynote speaker at two events recognising successful North farming project.
Whangārei man charged over home-made bomb and firearms stash in court
Whangārei man charged over home-made bomb and firearms stash in court
Vaughan Cooper: Has the cat got our tongues?
Our regional economic development is front and centre but why are we silent?
Northlanders power through Wild Kiwi
The sun was shining on one of Northland's premier multi-sport events on Saturday.
Rugby: Otamatea protest appeal rejection over lost points
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PGF's $18.5m irrigation grant 'could create hundreds of jobs'
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Kerikeri lawyer maps her own course
48 Hours asked about the life and times of Kerikeri lawyer Jo Baguley.
When a black cat crosses your path
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Power station project eight months ahead of schedule
Ngāwhā power station now expected to produce 31.8MW instead of the original 25MW.
Whangārei industry boss says apprentice scheme doomed if reforms go ahead
A Northland industry boss says proposed changes to apprentice training spell disaster.
Poplar poles and willows to help stop erosion in Northland
Poplar poles and willows to help stop erosion in Northland.
Lucky escape for couple as speeding car slams into house
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Opinion: Crusaders obliged to investigate
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Six Northlanders face charges over Census
Alleged failure to fill out Census forms lands six Northlanders in court.
Cycling films aim to inspire audience
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Bathroom fittings store taps into North's property growth
Bathroom and kitchen fitting chainstore Millen in Whangārei to catch Northland growth.