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News snippets from the Far North
News snippets from the Far North
Northland musician keen to nurture Far North's budding stars.
There is still no sign of when the Brynderwyns will reopen following two slips.
Kaikohe recorded a temperature of 29.1C in April - the hottest in the country.
Lachie Steedman was diagnosed with autism early on in life.
Ferzil Babu’s family remember him as a loving husband and a great dad.
GPs and specialty roles like radiology and oncology should not face cuts, strikers say.
News snippets from the Far North
Powerful stage show Aua e te tagi coming to Far North.
The not-so-high-speed pursuit along the beach reached speeds of 30km/h.
The body of one victim was located on Friday, while the search continues for his friend.
The human milk bank still needs $12,000 to get up and running.
Kristy Fisher says the 22km swim is a step out of her comfort zone.
Emergency services responded around 12.45am.
The men, in their mid-30s, had just arrived from India with their wives and children.
"It’s just shocking. There is nothing funny about elder abuse."
Emergency services were called to an address on Thomas St around 2.40am.
Two fishermen have gone missing in Taiharuru, search efforts underway.
A Brynderwyn bypass needs to be the biggest roading priority in the nation, mayor says.
Kerikeri's Sunny Perry wins Prime Minister’s Future Scientist Prize for soil research.
Watson's video of the interaction has enchanted viewers on social media.
US space agency helps research into Far North drought risk
Northport wants to ensure its plans to expand will be approved one way or another.
Motorists have to wait another 'number of weeks' before using SH1 over the Brynderwyns.
A fire started in a car and spread to the house where a critically injured man was found.
A Northland youth strategy group calls for input from young people.
'My jaw dropped on the floor. I couldn’t believe how big my pumpkin had grown.'
Viki Heta and Arana Rewha frm Far North win New Zealand Biosecurity Awards
Visitors soon will be able to travel by steam rail and ferry from Kawakawa to Russell.
There is concern that our most vulnerable learners will be those who feel the impact.