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News snippets from the Far North
News snippets from the Far North
After almost 1000 missions in Northland last year rescue helicopter appeal starts.
Far North soldier Nathan Laurie is back from 24/7 sunshine and -30C in Antarctica.
Ngāpuhi leader Mane Tahere says we all need to join the fight against the meth crisis.
Wet wet wet! April was one of Northland's wettest on record.
Flood protection works saves Far North homes from further flooding
News snippets from the Far North.
The Far North's controversial water project needs a High Court review, a councillor says.
The hapū want the project to go through the RMA for community input.
Contractors have cleared the second of two slips that closed the road.
New social supermarket opens to help iwi feed dozens of families.
Police say two men arrived at a property carrying firearms and demanded a vehicle.
The road has been closed twice in three days due to two slips.
News snippets from the Far North
A new book commemorates 100 years of the Whangaroa RSA building.
BOI Pony Club marking 75 years of education in riding and horse care.
Tainted fuel stolen from Far North orchard could ruin vehicles that use it
Three storms in two weeks too much for Far North's Mangamuka Gorge as slip closes road.
Silver Ferns coach warns Northland's netball community over injury risk
Cash prizes for Northlanders to remove pesky moth plants
McKenzie was known around the community as a man with a staunch outlook on fire safety.
Hockley witnessed four hydrogen bomb tests at Christmas Island in 1957.
News snippets from the Far North
The social supermarket will provide additional resources, including a whānau space.
OPINION: The highway will run from Warkworth to Whangārei, passing over the Brynderwyns.
More than 20 Far North homes are still without power after the storm.
Fundraiser to get Kaitāia College students to National Shakespeare Fest after regional win
Nine new police officers for Northland, with three in the Far North
Riding for the Disabled celebrates a quarter of a century at the Church Rd complex.
Far North man Takawai McMath swaps building for teaching on Te Hiku programme