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News snippets from the Far North
News snippets from the Far North
David Seymour's Treaty proposals have a Māori leader saying anything could happen.
The latest news bites from around the region.
The trains have been chugging their way into the hearts of passengers young and old.
They say a nice person wouldn’t hurt a fly. I am not a nice person.
Northlanders say Air New Zealand's Whangārei and Kerikeri flights are too unreliable.
Sugar addiction is nothing to joke about.
There are plenty of activities to do in the north rain or shine, leaders say.
Volunteers are needed to tidy up rubbish at the big day in the Bay of Islands.
Rebuilding after Cyclone Gabrielle last year is the biggest recovery Northland has faced.
Someone reportedly broke into the lounge and started the fire.
The new mechanical suction dredge is at the centre of a $650,000 trial regarding caulerpa.
However, a security and intelligence analyst believed support for Assange was unlikely.
The latest news bites from around the region.
OPINION: Politicians talk about reviewing systems, but seem timid about the backlash.
Experts say people can't relate to messages about crashes - until they're affected by one.
News snippets from the Far North
The highly respected primary sector leader died last month, leaving a legacy behind.
Despite best efforts, emergency services on site were unable to save the pair.
Northland's student population is sitting at 31,118.
The latest news bites from around the region.
News snippets from the Far North
However, Ngāti Kahu's chair says the views shared are not an official statement from iwi.
A high tide and large swells trapped the family inside a cave during a beach outing.
As of 2023, 10,817 children were home-educated - about 1.2 per cent of all enrolled kids.
A child was seen standing on the vehicle's running board, hanging on to the window.
OPINION: I do find some comfort in believing there is something “up there” when we die.
Kaitāia artist's award winning mural to inspire environmental care
Colin Thorne knocked off the major milestone to celebrate turning 100.
Not only did Henry Bedell present to council, he also wrote to the Minister of Health.