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Live music, original songs, and stage nerves were all part of the mix at Forum North in Whangarei on…
The Warehouse stores will be fundraising for Women’s Refuge Kids in the Middle Programme for the next three weeks. Stop by to purchase a $2 key ring at our checkouts or add a donation, where funds raised will go towards helping over 4,102 children across New Zealand rebuild a life free from … View moreThe Warehouse stores will be fundraising for Women’s Refuge Kids in the Middle Programme for the next three weeks. Stop by to purchase a $2 key ring at our checkouts or add a donation, where funds raised will go towards helping over 4,102 children across New Zealand rebuild a life free from violence.
Council is proud to have legendary songwriter and singer Annie Crummer headlining the Matariki Whana…
When Rochelle Record gave up smoking, she needed something to fill the gap. Despite barely exercisi…
A Northland farmer is backing the Government's decision to cull almost 150,000 cattle, in a 'one sho…
A new research project at the University of Auckland is looking to talk with young people who have a…
The tīeke or North Island saddleback have finally returned to the mainland. This noisy, feisty, be…
The Wellsford community will be riding their wheels and shooting hoops at their new skate park and p…
From rural Northland to South Sudan and New York City, Michael Jenkins has taken his love for gardening all over the world.
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Which town do you think is the happiest and puts a "smile on your dial" in Northland? Local Rawiri Love is on a mission to brighten Kaikohe with his 'Smiley Campaign'. He wants the town to be the "friendliest and smiliest place in Northland". … View moreHi neighbours,
Which town do you think is the happiest and puts a "smile on your dial" in Northland? Local Rawiri Love is on a mission to brighten Kaikohe with his 'Smiley Campaign'. He wants the town to be the "friendliest and smiliest place in Northland". Let's hear your thoughts! To read more, click here.
With cooler weather embracing the country, you may find you’re not getting out and about as much. So now is the ideal time to make sure your home is as fall-proof as possible.
The home safety checklist will give you practical tips on how to make your home safe. It covers how to avoid slips and… View moreWith cooler weather embracing the country, you may find you’re not getting out and about as much. So now is the ideal time to make sure your home is as fall-proof as possible.
The home safety checklist will give you practical tips on how to make your home safe. It covers how to avoid slips and falls in the home’s most used areas. For example, paths can get icy in winter, applying salt or sand to your path can help avoid any icy slips.
Having a fall can be upsetting. Those over 65 have a one in three chance of having a fall, while those over 80 it’s one in two.
The good news is falls are preventable. A new movement called Live Stronger for Longer is helping to reduce the risk of falls by providing practical information and free resources. We want to help you stay on your feet, and living the life you want to live.
Take the home safety checklist with your friends and family and join the movement today.
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Last week the targeted transport rate recommendation was passed and put in the hands of the Governing Body to make the final decision on whether Rodney ratepayers will be required to pay a rate of $150 or $2.90 per week to get transport projects off the ground.
A planned $46 million would be … View moreLast week the targeted transport rate recommendation was passed and put in the hands of the Governing Body to make the final decision on whether Rodney ratepayers will be required to pay a rate of $150 or $2.90 per week to get transport projects off the ground.
A planned $46 million would be raised over 10 years and would to go towards things like park and ride facilities, footpaths and sealing roads, this is alongside the Auckland Transport Regional Land Transport Plan.
What do you think of this? and what would you like to see happen with the $46 million?
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North Auckland's Mary Brons thought someone was playing a joke on her when she was asked if her jam …
Warkworth's Learning Adventures centre doesn't use glitter as part of a broader move towards sustainability practices.
The move has the support of a Massey University environmental anthropologist who says it's time to ban the plastic-based glitter and use biodegradable versions … View moreWarkworth's Learning Adventures centre doesn't use glitter as part of a broader move towards sustainability practices.
The move has the support of a Massey University environmental anthropologist who says it's time to ban the plastic-based glitter and use biodegradable versions made from materials such as mica.
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