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Thousands of horse riders around the country say they no longer feel safe riding on rural roads and would like to have the Government lower the speed limit and increase the distance between horses and cars on the roads.
More than 100 horse riders, politicians, mounted police and members of … View moreThousands of horse riders around the country say they no longer feel safe riding on rural roads and would like to have the Government lower the speed limit and increase the distance between horses and cars on the roads.
More than 100 horse riders, politicians, mounted police and members of the community rode through Dairy Flat on November 19 for the National Ride for Road Safety event to raise awareness.
Northland sailor Graham Watson has won the masters category of the 2017 RC Laser Championship of Nat…
Horse riders around the country say they no longer feel safe riding on rural roads. On November 19,…
Glitter will soon be flying as kids start making Christmas decorations and cards. With products usi…
Coasties tuning in to Bravo New Zealand might just recognise a familiar face. Cassidy Morris, raise…
Whangaparaoa Rd is open again following a collision between a police motorcyclist and a car. The po…
Submissions on the future development of the extended Te Arai Regional Park are now open until Janua…
The inaugural Senior Master Chef Competition was deemed such a success it is likely to be an annual …
Learn how to ride safely on quiet road and shared paths with our free urban cycle training courses! Register here: at.govt.nz...
A number of Auckland stereotypes have been immortalised in map form after the City of Sails was give…
Do you have the 'awesomest' neighbour in town? We want to hear all about them.
It could be a neighbour who donates time to a sports team in your neighbourhood or someone who brings your bins up the driveway every week. Maybe they’re just really unique; the neighbour who drives that … View moreDo you have the 'awesomest' neighbour in town? We want to hear all about them.
It could be a neighbour who donates time to a sports team in your neighbourhood or someone who brings your bins up the driveway every week. Maybe they’re just really unique; the neighbour who drives that bright pink car or skateboards with the kids to school each day.
Tell us why your neighbour is awesome and you could win one of four $250 Prezzy® cards (plus one for your Awesome Neighbour).
That's right, at your local New World, you could win a $1000 Gift Card. Every $40 you spend when you scan your Clubcard gives you another entry to unwrap an even merrier Christmas. T&Cs apply.
The Dog Park on Dave Culham Drive is due to undergo major drainage work and will start on Monday 6 November.
The park will be closed while a drain coil is installed around the park’s eastern and northern fence line.
Dog Park users are encouraged to use the other dog park on Pohe Island, … View moreThe Dog Park on Dave Culham Drive is due to undergo major drainage work and will start on Monday 6 November.
The park will be closed while a drain coil is installed around the park’s eastern and northern fence line.
Dog Park users are encouraged to use the other dog park on Pohe Island, accessible from the Rock ‘n Roll Club.
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West Auckland's Ruth Kerr was once a regular swimmer at Titirangi Beach. She joined neighbours, her…
Northland art students fear the entire arts programme at Northtec's Raumanga campus will close next year, forcing them to travel to Auckland or beyond to continue study in their chosen field.
Have you heard about this? Do you think it's fair? How do you think this will affect Whangarei?
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