Pita Paraone is being mourned at home at Mōtatau Marae in Northland among his people of Ngāti Te Tarawa. Tears fall for his early passing.
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Northland women ready to mix it up in first Farah Palmer Cup season
The newest side to the Farah Palmer Cup are looking forward to getting amongst the country's top women's rugby teams when they kick off their season next week.
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NewsPita Paraone mourned by Māoridom
Whānau, friends and former colleagues are mourning the loss of Pita Paraone who passed away at the age of 73.
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NewsMitre 10 Cup: Waikato win derby match, Taranaki pound luckless Taniwha
Waikato and Taranaki picked up wins in the Mitre 10 Cup over the weekend.
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Steven Adams takes Northland talent under wing
Northland's budding young basketballers took part in NBA star Steven Adams training camps at Whangarei's ASB Stadium today. It was an opportunity to promote the game in the region and to upskill our future basketballers.
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Whānau outraged at the damage to their marae ātea, caused by tourist
Whānau of Mahimaru Marae, located in the Far North, are outraged at the damage to their marae ātea, caused by a driver on tour from the United Kingdom.
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“Clean your boots”- Northland Rugby team joins kauri dieback campaign
Northland Rugby has joined the fight against kauri dieback disease. The message is simple - “Clean your boots”.
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Te Rarawa now proud owners of Bells Produce Ltd
Te Rarawa has just purchased Bells Produce, one of Northland's most iconic brands when it comes to fresh fruit and veggies. Te Rarawa spokesman Haami Piripi says it's a step forward for the iwi as it opens up employment opportunities and increases their assets.
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Northland Taniwha draw on Tāne Mahuta for Mitre 10 Cup inspiration
The Northland Taniwha head south to take on the Southland Stags in the competition opener on Thursday.
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Northland weighs up the future of U13 rugby
Northland Rugby will be reviewing whether competitive rugby is right for under 13s. It comes after a number of other clubs including Waikato, Bay of Plenty and North Harbour have done away with the youngest of their rep teams. For the North, it would mean the end of a 70-year-old tradition.
