Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Pukemiro, Kaitaia College and Kaitaia Hospital were all forced into lockdown because of a man with a firearm.
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Kura kaupapa in Kaitāia forced into lockdown after sightings of man with firearm
Police say a man was seen with a firearm behind the school grounds shortly before midday.
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Kaitāia couple encourage people to stay home with waiata
Katāia couple Connie and Tony Hassan decided to use the lockdown to help through waiata, karakia and awhina.
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NewsDr O’Sullivan challenges lack of COVID-19 testing in Kaitāia
Dr O’Sullivan also explained in his video that he has been helping one man who needs to get tested, but has been unable to do so because the testing station was closed this weekend.
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Big trouble in little Kaitaia- water levels down 89%
It has been a dry month in the Northland, with soil moisture levels well below the normal for Kaikohe, Kaitaia, and Kerikeri regions. Water restrictions are progressively being applied across Northland due to these extremely dry conditions.
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Once Were Warriors actor refuses dialysis in Corrections protest
Former Once Were Warriors actor, Pete Smith is refusing life-saving dialysis treatment in protest over Corrections' treatment of an elderly Māori male prisoner brought in for his own dialysis.
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Kaitāia whānau "shocked" after Armed Offenders Squad storms home
A Kaitāia family is "still shocked" as they recount the frightening sight of the Armed Offenders Squad tracking a family member who had been sought last night.
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Police solve rape case after 15 years
Wiremu Abraham has been sentenced to eight years and one month in prison following a fifteen year-long investigation into a rape incident in Kaitaia in 2003.
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Grave concerns for missing 27-year-old mother of three
Kaitaia Police are concerned for the safety and welfare of 27-year-old mother of three, Hinepukohurangi Papuni, also known as Hine.
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Communities call for action
People from small-town communities in Aotearoa have called on the Prime Minister to help deal with the impact of drugs, housing crisis, lack of mental health services and financial support.
