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Small kura south of Kaitaia abuzz with activity
Pāmāpuria School unveils a new mural, receives visit from University of Otago students
Kaitaia Pak'nSave butcher to carve it up at world championship
A Kaitaia butcher has been named in the Hellers Sharp Blacks national butchery team.
Sustainability scholar to join New York research team this month
Winner credits a focus on environmental sustainability, social justice, to her upbringing.
New cultural gateway representing Ahiparapara region officially opens
The new sculptural gateway forms part of the Te Hiku Open Spaces Revitalisation Project.
TRL celebrates season and inaugural team haka winners
TRL finals cancelled, but haka champs announced
Tokyo Paralympics 2020 open to an empty stadium
The Tokyo Paralympics opened with a ceremony themed 'we have wings.' Video / AP / Getty
'I felt like I'd failed as a parent': Mum speaks out about traumatic births
Monique Cross says she was repeatedly dismissed by health professionals.
Breakaway competition rules the roost
Rebel league comp started in 2016 with six teams. Now it's the only comp in Northland
Eyesore no more: Derelict Pak'nSave to become town square, affordable housing
Deal by Far North Holdings and Foodstuffs ends 11-year wait to renew town centre.
Te Hiku Manukōrero- Far North Speech Competition 2022 results
The next wave of Far North school speech contestants rise to the occasion.
Far North Speech Competition 2022 gallery
Winners and participants of the Far North Speech Competition 2022.
Final call for Whakaata Māori TV show '5 Minutes of Fame'
Last chance to enter Māori pop star competition
Far North Rally huge success at weekend
The Far North Rally provides thrills a minute with exciting racing on gravel roads.
Te Aupōuri net 100 jobs per year for rangatahi
Te Aupouri fisheries cohort start training in fisheries sector
Concerned Taipā local hopes fruit doesn't go to waste
An abundance of food is produced in NZ yet some people are starving, says a Taipā local.
NZ Herald Local Focus
'Foil' blankets to support Te Hiku's most vulnerable families
Free workshops will divert foil from landfill and instead use it to keep people warm.
Inaugural Matariki Festival in Ahipara attracts hundreds over three days
Matariki Ki Ahipara huge success at the weekend
Fairytale castle, anyone? The quirkiest NZ properties for sale
A dojo, old school and tree house are just some of the stranger listings on OneRoof.
Could you live in the garage? Perils of divorce in a falling market
When it comes to selling, fighting won't get separating couples a better price.
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That's a rap- Mangonui Primary student Heath making music
A Mangōnui boy is experiencing the joy of music, thanks to a longstanding community trust.
Arrests, drugs and guns seized following police searches in Northland
'The community expects a zero tolerance for any violence, gang and drug activities.'
Donations to catch a lift with Mainfreight
A look at Mangonui and Kaitaia Lions Clubs' new twist on longstanding citrus drives.
Cape Reinga- Muriwhenua's own Matariki Landmark
'Matariki - a beacon of hope to heal from a colonial past'
Pre-loved sports gear appeal makes first Far North donation
Appeal's co-founder keen to keep bringing treasured sports gear to local communities.
Exclusive interview with New Zealand acting royalty, Rena Owen
Rena Owen is home to promote her new movie, Whina.
Far North students sing their hearts out at top choral competition
Kaitaia College choir is the school's first choir in 26 years.
Official opening of $15.3m Sweetwater water infrastructure
Kaitāia expected to be drinking water from the new Sweetwater source next month
Festivities for inaugural Matariki public holiday
Matariki celebrations in Te Tai Tokerau.
Ahipara books three days of Matariki celebrations
Matariki events to leave guests with better understanding of Ahipara and Māori New Year
Ngataki taitamariki show off knowledge on national kids TV show
Far North students head far south for TV chance
Iwi and Māori landowners push back against changes to ETS
Māori will push forward with Māori-led solutions to proposed ETS scheme changes.
Rural News
Sam Owen: You can't run a farm on 'maybe'
Opinion: Farmers thrive on clarity, so "maybe answers" can create anxiety and confusion.
The Country Full Show: July 7, 2022
Karen Williams, Conor English, Diana Rodgers, Chris Russell.
New commissioner won't mean sudden price drops - Vegetable NZ
The new grocery commissioner will have the power to issue warnings and fine rule-breakers.