Whangārei Youth Space presented their annual WYS talks event to address pathways to help support taitamariki
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3rd part from Martin Kaipo
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The Ministry of Transport and KiwiRail called local hapū to hui to discuss the possibility of restoring rail lines from Auckland
3 weeks, 6 days
The Te Hiku Community Board and FNDC complete the 1st stage of a major upgrade to Kaitaia’s Jaycee Park
1 month
The Ngai Takoto Snapper Bonanza kicks of today on the 90 Mile Beach with anglers traveling from around the globe to compete
1 month, 1 week
Te Tai Tokerau under 21's women's take out Nation touch tournament
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Ngāti Hine Forestry Trust officially launches “Ngā Māhuri o Ngāti Hine”
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The largest solar energy system on a school has been unveiled at Kaitaia College
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Investments announced for Far North from PGF, Sir Hector Busby and his waka kura comes out on top!
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Haukāinga explores the first of it's kind CrossFit competition in Whangarei
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Martin Kaipo continues in part 2 of his kōrero, this time about the rise of youth in gangs and it's growing drug culture.
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Data Sovereignty. Do Māori own their reo and tikanga in the digital space?
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Are we each doing our part in the care and sustainability of our environment?
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Te Hiku Media asks does this concept matter as we move forward?
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Te Hiku Media asks this question about the need to settle for Ngāpuhi.
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Tā Hekenukumai Puhipi talks about his star compass at Aurere.
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Callie Corrigan joins the Ride for Talei campaign riding 400km from Rotorua to Wellington.
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An opportunity to work with iwi brings another layer of richness to dynamic local event
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A bushfire along a 5ha piece of hillside in Ahipara required the assistance of 4 helicopters with monsoon buckets
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Martin Kaipo was born and raised in Whangarei where gang culture was an escape to find identity and belonging.
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Drowning is the 3rd highest cause of accidental death in Aotearoa with many of these deaths being preventable.
3 months
Known for their choral singing abilities, Hātea will return to Te Matatini for their 9th time representing Te Taitokerau.
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The tragedy of losing a whānau member leads to water safety initiative in Doubtless Bay
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How the kūmara gardens provide life lessons for whānau
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Te Ha Oranga have created a unique māori model of care for their AOD service that uses tikanga māori in recovery.
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