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Far North mayor, 34, says now is the time for young people in politics
Moko Tepania is one of a spate of young politicians shaking up the halls of power.
Far North news in brief: Paihia Library’s festive flavour; Tara iti breeding season begins
News snippets from the Far North and beyond.
Rider Sports' legacy continues as local family takes over historic store
Mike Rider retires, hands over iconic store to local couple Kane and Laura Attwood.
'Milestone': Iwi celebrate ownership deal for Kaitāia Airport
Kaitāia Airport deal finalised; Ngāi Takoto and Ngāti Kahu take ownership.
Ahipara mouth painter's work featured in international art calendar
Kevin Griffiths' painting features in MFPA's Christmas art calendar.
Level 2 water restrictions set amid forecast dry spell in Far North
Far North District Council has imposed Level 2 water restrictions.
Govt and iwi secure $5.4m deal for Kaitāia Airport's future
Kaitāia Airport secured for NgāiTakoto with a long-term lease and $5.4m upgrade contract.
Far North news in brief: Boatie alert, water restricted due to dry weather, scholarship entries opened
News snippets from the Far North.
Air NZ drops several Northland flights, raising connectivity concerns
Air NZ cuts flights to Kerikeri and Whangārei, raising concerns over Northland's economy.
Northland's greatest rugby players immortalised
The Northland Rugby Union is auctioning 30 framed jerseys to celebrate 100 years of rugby.
Have your say: Simson Park plan consultation now open
Consultation on Simson Park plan open until December 22; feedback sought from all.
Body found in Northland forest, death 'unexplained'
The death will be referred to the coroner.
Tight-knit Oruru Garden Club marks 66 years with holiday gathering
Sixty-six years of camaraderie for Oruru Garden Club.
Far North news in brief: Tāne Mahuta reopening; phishing scam warning; donate to the Sallies
The latest news bites from around the region.
Grief affects half of Kiwis, study reveals
‘Grief needs to be recognised’, says Katrina King; many rely on untrained friends.
From pillar to pou: Community centre memories etched in special carvings
The Ngā Tai Tokorua community whare was demolished last week.
Soulful family band The Petersens set for Whangārei, Kerikeri shows
The Petersens will be performing in Kerikeri and Whangārei next year
Frequent water outages in Far North cause frustration
Residents are frustrated by frequent water outages; council explores long-term upgrades.
Northland's first charter school to open under new regime revealed
New charter school Te Rito, Te Kura Taiao, opens in January, teaching in te reo Māori.
Stream health improves as crack willows cleared near Kerikeri
Pest species, crack willow, had created debris dams in the Waiharakeke Stream
Property manager fined $2000 for breaching settlement confidentiality
ERA upholds settlement terms and fines property manager.
Volunteers unite to pack 35,000 Christmas Boxes for those in need
Christmas Box aims to reach more families than ever as cost of living impacts Christmas.
Far North news in brief: Kerikeri cemetery upgrade, Free skating lessons
News snippets from the Far North.
Local businesses optimistic as Northland readies for summer influx
Kiwis face budget strains as food, utilities, and insurance costs rise ahead of Christmas.
Student’s artwork to feature on Christmas cups
Elsa Cotter's creativity wins Coffee Club's KidsCan Cup.
Pet owners warned of scam demanding payment for lost pets
SPCA warns of scam calls targeting pet owners, demanding payment to retrieve lost animals.
Kaitāia’s Sweetwaters Aquifer project held up by abatement notice
The Environmental Protection Agency stops work on the Far North water supply project.
Glamuzina Architects honoured for Ngāti Kuri’s Kā Uri centre design
Kā Uri centre wins award for its stunning kauri woodwork and cultural significance.
Taipa Twilight Market sparkles with local produce and festive cheer
Taipa Twilight Market features 70+ vendors, fresh produce, and unique artisanal gifts.
Whangaroa festival: Students shine, funds raised for new stage
Whangaroa Arts Festival celebrates 24 years, showcasing local kapa haka and arts.
Kerikeri’s Egg Cups shine at Eden Park, finish fourth in quiz showdown
Egg Cups aim for win next year after securing fourth at the National Quiz in Auckland.
Join the journey: Whangaroa Papa Hapū calls for input on Treaty claims
The group invites descendants to discuss the draft mandate at hui.
CCTV captures break-in at Kaikohe Library, three arrested
Kaikohe Library break-in causes $2200 damage; services disrupted until November 19.