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Hone Harawira mulls reopening checkpoints to Northland
With Covid-19 back in New Zealand, will iwi reinstate checkpoints?
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Selection process for Taitokerau representation at Te Matatini 'unfortunate'
Puanga Rua, a newly-established kapa of Te Taitokerau, is unhappy with the selection process for the final groups set to represent the region next year at Te Matatini.
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Tai Tokerau name kapa haka heading to Te Matatini
Te Tai Tokerau have named their Matatini representatives including two groups who will grace the national stage for the very first time.
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Northland school swears to keep tamariki safe despite rumour
Some parents have serious concerns to return their children to school following a rumour that has circulated on social media.
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Far North kura takes extra level 2 precautions
A far north kura has taken extra precautions around how they will operate in level two. Te Rāngi Aniwaniwa will continue online learning and students will remain at home to do so, however for a small minority of students whose parents have started back at work they will return to school tomorrow.
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Māori Party names Mariameno Kapa-Kingi as Te Tai Tokerau candidate
The Māori Party has selected Mariameno Kapa-Kingi as their candidate for Te Tai Tokerau following unanimous support by members.
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Northland kapa haka keen to hit the stage
The Tai Tokerau regional haka competition was one of many postponed events due to COVID-19.
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Popular Northland mountain bike park is finally re-opening
Some of the easier tracks of the Waitangi Mountain Bike Park have been re-opened this week to the joy of the general public who are only keen to finally get out an exercise in the natural environment.
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Taitokerau iwi support whānau across North Is
A collective effort by iwi of Te Tai Tokerau has seen food parcels, water, COVID testing, emotional and spiritual support delivered to whānau from across the North Island.
