Northland iwi and local government agencies are coordinating Covid-19 activities to meet the needs of their people under lockdown. But they say one problem is policing the number of people spending lockdown on boats who are entering the region.
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Civil Defence allocates $30,000 for flooded regions
Among other things, skip bins are en route to Moerewa and Whangārei.
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NewsNgā Māhuri o Ngāti Hine opens doors of opportunity to young foresters
After a 100% pass rate in last year's forestry training intake, 90% of the students found work.
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Far north whānau first to benefit from new jobs
Far North families will be among the first to benefit from the government's new "shovel-ready projects."
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‘COVID-19 has highlighted the resilience that our people have’- Ngāpuhi chair
Te Rūnanga o Ngāpuhi chairperson Mere Mangu says the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the resilience that Northland people have.
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Accommodation secured for 50 homeless in Te Tai Tokerau
The accommodation will be available for up to three months at four motels across the region.
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Boaters attempt to take refuge in Taitokerau wharves
Iwi scouts in Northland fear people are not taking isolation restrictions seriously and are now preventing boaties from entering their wharves.
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Mokau Marae rises from its ashes to new life
Taitokerau whanau make their last push to save and restore their beloved Mokau Marae in a fundraising sport event. The marae was destroyed by fire in 2013, but the new year brings hope at its completion date is on the arrival of Matariki - the Maori new year. Mokau Marae chair Clive Stone says, “Half a generation have missed out, our tikanga, our kawa associated with the marae.”
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Rāhui not respected at Northland’s Mermaid Pools
A mana whenua spokesperson claims a rāhui placed over the famous Mermaid Pools in Northland is being breached and ignored. The highly popular summer destination near Whāngārei is still closed off to the public until their puna wai is cleaned and restored.
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Aspiring engineers deliver low-cost car maintenance in Far North
Automotive engineering students in the Far North have found the best way to improve their skills is to fix locals cars at minimal cost.
