14% of principals in Te Tai Tokerau Primary Schools state that the lack of resourcing for special education and behaviour is so great, that it's causing real stress and concern for staff and other children.
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Undersea cable to put Northland on map
It's infrastructure that will bring future prosperity to Northland.
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NewsTe Tai Tokerau MP walking the walk
Te Tai Tokerau MP Kelvin Davis is embarking on a journey which will see him traverse the length of his electorate in a stand against sexual violence.
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Māori youth worker makes a huge difference
Shade Pihema's passion is youth and her focus is to engage youth in Moerewa positivity and through the youth centre.
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The race is on for the Northland seat
There's certainly going to be a battle here in the Northland electorate this Saturday and if Winston Peters wins the seat it will be the first major upset for John Key's government.
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Te Matatini 2015- Hokianga
Today marks Hokianga's second national appearance following their impressive debut in Rotorua, 2013.
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Pipi banks quickly disappearing in Whangarei Harbour
For generations it’s been a major food store for people of the Whangarei district. Now pipi banks at the entrance to Whangarei Harbour are disappearing fast with scientists stumped as to the reason for the sharp decline in stocks.
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Language important to Muriwhenua as they lead up to Te Matatini- Feature
It takes nine hours for some Muriwhenua performers to get to their haka practices in the Far North. But this is not the biggest challenge facing their performers, the main challenge is being able to maintain their language and dialect of Muriwhenua.
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Hokianga protest sparks over oil exploration
The people of Hokianga have turned out with a colourful flotilla to protest against oil giant Statoil's continued exploration of the seabed.
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200 year celebration of Samuel Marsden's arrival at Oihi
Today the Governor General Sir Jerry Mataparae joined MPs, a range of church denominations and local Māori to commemorate and celebrate 200 years since the arrival of Samuel Marsden at Oihi where he preached his first sermon to Māori.
