'Admiring' young fans lend their support to Blues ahead of Fijian Drua clash
'I want to be like them and play rugby at the top level some day.'
'I want to be like them and play rugby at the top level some day.'
The 32-year-old suffered critical spinal injures after slamming head-first into a sandbar.
No warm clothes, hungry bellies and working on farms is some children's daily reality.
While they agree the road needs to repaired, they are dreading the impact of the closure.
The former campus director says training teachers in Northland is vital
Finding somewhere to surf without a crowd is increasingly important for surfers.
The temporary traffic management system adds significantly to the cost of roading jobs.
The latest news bites from around the region.
136th Kaitāia A&P Show set to shine, with a glorious Far North day expected.
Covid-19 Royal Commission Inquiry visits Far North.
The Far North's review is a chance for people to say how they want to be represented.
Emmanuel Nicholson, 35, died on February 6 after he was hit by a car in Matauri Bay.
The latest news bites from around the region.
Police are not ruling out further arrests as they continue their investigations.
Whangārei Mayor Vince Cocurullo supports the new Government's Three Waters repeals.
The Job Explore Expos will showcase local career and training opportunities.
News snippets from the Far North.
The joy associated with a Sunday-morning game of football in the park is right up there.
Hope publicity campaign will bring people to the Far North during SH1 closure.
Face-to-face meetings at Waitangi are the first step in the settlement process.
The road has been closed to traffic from Kamo Rd to the intersection with Farmer St.
Residents claimed the move will create stormwater, noise, sewerage and traffic issues.
News snippets from Northland.
Many of us are still dealing with our own issues caused by Cyclone Gabrielle.
The visit coincided with a training camp where Blues members enhanced their skills.
The person sustained injuries which meant they were unable to walk out and required aid.
The latest news bites from around the Northland region.
Nearly a year since the clinics first launched, more are on the way.
Businesses say communication needs to be better so visitors still travel north.
OPINION: Nothing new in any of this, of course.