Jan. 12, 2021, 9:28 a.m.
Rugby for Life is a community rugby partnership program that leverages the power of rugby to help improve the lives of all Northlanders and their communities.
Building on the networks, values and influence of the Northland Rugby Union and the Northland Rugby Community, the Rugby for Life program provides meaningful support to local communities at a local level in all corners of the region, to achieve positive health, education and employment outcomes for Northland.
The key focus for the trust last year and for 2021 is that Family Violence is not ok .
Project Coordinator Sharon Gibson, Ross Wright and Tui McGeorge tell us why Rugby for Life is so important in helping our most vulnerable in our community with life outside of rugby.
Whangārei District Councillors voted 8 to 6 in favour of Maori Wards for the 2022 and 2025 local government elections
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A long overdue clean up of a toxic waste plant at Ruakākā is under way.
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Leadership Academy's 10th intake ceremony at Waitangi on the 80th Anniversary of the 28th Māori Battalion march on Waitangi.
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Having recently played in Opononi on their summer roadie, lead singer Logan Bell was reconnected with his Te Hikutū whakapapa
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