Pukepoto hapū, Te Uri o Hina, Ngāti Te Ao and Te Tahawai are standing in solidarity to feed the expected 2,000 mourners who will attend tomorrow's burial of Sir Hekenukumai Puhipi KNZM, DSM who passed away on Saturday, aged 86.
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Northland father studies connections between education and the Māori lunar calendar
Tamati Rakena has just been awarded a $24,000 scholarship to study towards a master's degree in education but his success hasn't come easy.
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Author sought for proposed A Company book
With the C and B company books already published, a newly formed trust called 'The descendants of the 28th Māori Battalion Taitokerau A Company Association,' is compiling information to put into a book of their own.
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NewsParents warned after baby diagnosed with meningococcal
Parents are being urged to have their children vaccinated after a seven-month-old baby in Northland baby has been diagnosed with meningococcal W.
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Investigation underway after Kaitaia gun club goes up in flames
The fire has been deemed suspicious after the building went up flames this morning. The incident comes after the PM announced reforms on NZ gun laws.
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UPDATE: Baby homicide case to be taken to High Court
The man charged with the murder of a four-week-old baby in Kaitāia wiped tears from his eyes during his court appearance today.
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Man in court today charged with baby Maree murder
Police say the injuries inflicted upon four-week-old Maree Takuira Mita Ngahere of Kaitāia were “very serious”.
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Ngāti Kurī addresses threats to marine environment
The Northland iwi is stepping up by organising a week-long event to address threats made to the marine environment.
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Northland Regional Council forks out for Opononi Kupe centre
The Northland Regional Council has announced they will make a $500,000 contribution to a planned $8mil plus cultural centre at Opononi.
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Hek Busby waka centre to receive $4.6mil from PGF
The government will invest more than seven and a half million dollars in the Far North to build a waka centre and a multi-use sports centre with money coming from the Provincial Growth Fund.
