Kaitāia hosts national conference for business and professional women
The 2023 BPW National Conference was hosted in Kaitāia over the weekend.
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Kaitāia Community Airport group want airport lease
The airport working group say they have what it takes to manage Kaitāia Airport.
Rangiputa couple thanked for more than 50 years of combined service to the community
Judy and Robin Billington of Karikari Peninsula bid farewell to the Far North.
Respiratory weakness in kids 'not normal'
A World Asthma Day look at the need to support kids' respiratory health.
Two crashes in two days on main roads into Kaitāia
Kaitaia emergency services were busy last week with crashes on Donald Rd and North Rd.
Over $4.5m in grants set to benefit Te Tai Tōkerau sport and recreation
Seven grants have been approved in March, ranging from $60,000 to $1.3 million.
Northlanders urged to become road safety heroes
Thirty-eight people died on Northland roads in 2022 – the highest number in 22 years.
Woman who stabbed man in self-defence sentenced
The Northland woman picked up a knife after being concerned for her safety.
Sour end to Anzac Day commemorations in Kaitāia
A number of wreaths were found scattered around main street of Kaitaia on Thursday
High cost of living makes pet adoptions a tough call
A look at SPCA Kerikeri's longest-staying dog, the 15-month-old and easy-to-love Polar.
Thousands turn out across Northland to commemorate Anzac Day 2023
Large crowds of servicemen and women and their communities turned out to mark Anzac Day.
Northland waka ama paddlers strong at long-distance championships
The Nationals were a qualifying event for the Long Distance Worlds, to be held in Samoa.
SUP-er success for school team at nationals
Kaitāia College's student stand-up paddleboarders debuted at a national competition.
Questions remain over lease renewal for Kaitāia Airport
Debate over who the rightful owner of the land is has brought the process to a standstill.
Elated Lotto winner to buy home for whānau
The man, who wishes to remain anonymous, said he plays Lotto 'now and then'.
Hihi woman lucky to be alive following crash at roadworks site near Mangōnui
The 73-year-old said she couldn't recall signs warning about the roadworks near Mangōnui.
“Start of the future” at Far North fitness hub
A long-awaited upgrade is within sight for Far North swimmers.
Stranding of rare dolphins 'unprecedented' event
Rare dolphins usually found in more temperate waters.
Kaitāia locals take up fight to save community mural
Artist Jen Gay says the mosaic mural has cultural significance for Kaitāia.
Two Northland teens missing for nearly two weeks may be together, say police
Police are appealing to the public for any information on the teens and their whereabouts.
Latest pou at Awanui stands for the environment
New pou at Awanui latest achievement of the Te Hiku o Te Ika Revitalisation project.
Get on yer bike — the Big Bike Film Night is rolling in to town
'A feast of short films devised and designed for the two-wheel devotee'.
Official swearing-in of Environment Court judge Sheena Tepania at Far North marae on Saturday
Newly appointed Environment Court judge Sheena Tepania sworn in at Waihapa Marae
Local artist launches campaign to save near 30-year-old Kaitāia mosaic mural
Jen Gay says many people are attached to the mosaic mural on Kaitāia's Commerce St.
School jazz band wins coveted trophy
The Jazz Waka Group returned from the nationals with two major wins.
'It is in their whakapapa, we need to re-ignite that within rangatahi Māori as our tūpuna were originators in that space.'
Science Wānanga first of its kind for rangatahi Māori in Te Hiku.
Online bullying: Incidents among young people 'rampant', says expert
Online bullying and other unhealthy behaviors allegedly rampant in the region.
'Remarkable': Extensive damage to new rental thousands to repair
Tenant who trashed new rental home also took batteries out of smoke alarms.
Ahipara rallies for battler Frankie
A look at the community effort to support one whānau through a parent's worst nightmare.
All-star mental health fundraiser kicks off in Te Tai Tokerau
North Island charity triathlon to continue despite Cyclone Gabrielle delay.
Fatal hit-and-run victim was highly respected kaumātua
Billy Pomare has been named as the victim of a hit-and-run in Kaitāia.
Solar power: One Kaitāia family's markedly different experience of Cyclone Gabrielle
Growth in residential solar continues as power outages spur more to consider alternatives.
Free school holiday fun with kaupapa of education equity for Māori
Te Hurihanganui o Te Hiku invites community to join it to celebrate Learning 4 LYFE.