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Learning shared with all at Te Hapua
Two horticulture graduates are sharing their knowledge with their community.
Two horticulture graduates are sharing their knowledge with their community.
An algal bloom has made Coca Cola Lake dangerous for people and animals.
The best news at Rangikapiti is that a kiwi has moved in.
A Russell family gives more than most to the Navy.
Myles Taylor reckons too many people are ignoring the fire ban.
The immediate neighbours are the only ones to have say on housing plan.
Myles Taylor laments the inability of some to understand what a fire ban means.
NRC manager Colin Dall sees no relief in sight for the parched North.
Lawyer Sue Grey believes the people can prevail against the advent of 5G technology.
A 76-year-old flying boat draws a crowd to Kaitaia airport.
Kaitaia and Kaikohe may now only use water for drinking, cooking and hygiene.
A huge crowd gathers at Panguru to remember Dame Whina Cooper.
Historian Kaye Dragicevich finally discovers the true subject of an old photo.
Larissa Mueller and her horse Sprite will soon be home.
The FNDC asks Kaitaia to conserve water - so it uses more.