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'People think we’re loaded, but we’re not, we’re broke,' says vicar
St Saviours is at risk of closing after running a $5k monthly deficit
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Stealing from kids - Far North pupils lose money raised for camp in burglary
Oruaiti School 'gutted' after funds for end of year camp stolen on Monday morning
Trust calls on donations to help raise remaining funds before June 12 deadline
The trust has until June 12 to come up with the remaining funds.
Iwi, forest manager call time on illegal rubbish dumping in Far North nature spot
'I won’t tolerate this rubbish and lack of respect for the environment,' says iwi leader.
What I wish I had known would change after becoming a mum
The key to your relationship surviving and thriving as a new parent.
Knowledge of environment helps tackle climate change, says maramataka expert
Te Tai Tōkerau Community Resilience Action Plan is to be adapted throughout the region.
North Hokianga trust looks beyond forestry to a range of kaupapa
Roughly 1800 hectares of land is now fully owned by the North Hokianga hapu-owned trust
Farmers face tough times thanks to drought-like conditions, economic downturn
'I'll be surprised if any Northland farmers make a profit this year.'
All this talk of a recession — but what does it mean for the everyday Kiwi?
The next six months are predicted to be tough, but there is an upside.
First-of-its-kind partnership dedicated to dementia launched in Far North
Data shows Māori are being diagnosed with dementia almost 10 years earlier than non-Māori.
Business agreement fosters eco-system of Māori business excellence
Waka Hourua proving helpful for Māori business owners in Te Tai Tokerau.
Chinese NZers make trip north to honour tragic shipwreck and special bond
The trip helped the visitors explore their cultural connection to New Zealand.
Centenarian and world’s oldest park-runner celebrates 100-year birthday with 5km loop
Colin Thorne knocked off the major milestone to celebrate turning 100.
'Seized up and started to drown': Man rescued from water in Far North
A man has been given CPR, a police officer at the scene said.
Northland holiday hot spots booking out fast for long weekends
Holidaymakers encouraged to get in quick if wanting to camp in Northland later this month.
Northland 'shy carrot’s' page views land it in Trade Me's top 10 items
The sheepish vege is among other food items which made the list.
'I felt so disconnected': My journey connecting with my Māoritanga
Myjanne Jensen reflects on exploring her indigenous identity.
Tradie warns stolen tools and gear could spread asbestos
Construction company concerned about spread of asbestos after demolition site break-in
The best place to watch tonight’s rare meteor shower
Hundreds of shooting stars are expected to light the night sky.
Waipū artist scores project of a lifetime with Ed Sheeran
Evan Heasman's work has been shared with the singer's 23 million social media followers.
Thousands turn out to celebrate all things Pasifika at the weekend
The Far North Pasifika Festival celebrates its second year.
Northland house prices join trend in nationwide growth
Whangārei suburbs come out on top as the strongest growth market.
'I found her as a wreck, a lot like myself at the time': How a WWII vessel buoyed a widower's grief
'I needed a project to help rebuild myself and Kuparu was it.'
World-class haka theatre performance coming to Northland stage
Taurite is all about oneness and finding balance in our busy world.
Sports charity calls for donations of sports gear in time for Christmas
With many feeling the high cost of living, all sports items are welcome, says ReSport.
Te Tai Tokerau seat narrowly held by Kelvin Davis, special votes yet to counted
The Labour MP is narrowly in front in the Te Tai Tokerau seat.
Far North waka ama paddlers put Te Hiku on the world stage
The paddlers represented Waka Ama NZ who came out on top at this year's event
"If you’re having a good hair day, you can take on the world!”
PJ's Hair Studio's kaupapa is when people look good, they feel good.
Rising star reporter loves telling stories through te ao Māori lens
The Hui's D'Angelo Martin was once told he'd never go far with te reo Māori.
Election 2023: Would-be MPs make pitches to Northlanders
All party candidates except for two were present on the night
Pouto farmers sink teeth into reviving dentistry in Dargaville
The Pouto Peninsula couple want to give back by providing the much-needed health service
'I think the future of film is up here now': Stars turnout for Far North TV screening
The TV series, Far North, has already been sold to audiences around the world.