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Family of cousins killed in offroad vehicle accident overwhelmed by public support

The cousins, aged 6 and 4, died when a utility terrain vehicle they were on struck a boulder and fell into a waterhole.

Family of cousins killed in Peria offroad vehicle accident overwhelmed by public support

By Peter de Graaf of RNZ The family of two young cousins who died in a Far North farm accident say they have been overwhelmed by an outpouring of kindness...

Family of young cousins killed in Far North waterhole accident overwhelmed by support

Two victims of Peria UTV accident are 4-year-old from Auckland and a 6-year-old from Perth

The two victims of the Peria UTV (utility-terrain vehicle) river tragedy last Friday are a 4-year-old from Auckland and a 6-year-old from Perth holidaying at...

Fundraising page created for young cousins who died in Far North swimming hole crash

'Shattered hearts beyond repair': 4yo, 6yo cousins die in farm tragedy

The two victims of the Peria UTV (utility-terrain vehicle) river tragedy last Friday are a 4-year-old from Auckland and a 6-year-old from Perth holidaying

Family heartbroken after 4yo, 6yo cousins die in UTV accident

Condolences and aroha are being extended to the "distraught" family who lost their two young whānau members in a utility-terrain vehicle accident...

Community Scoop » Peria Pupils Explore Waikainga Pā On Epic Field Trip

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Exhibition to showcase best of young Ngāpuhi artists

Exhibition to showcase best of young Ngāpuhi artists 29 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM 3 minutes to read Kylie Simeon sharing the art of tukutuku with participants. Photo / Supplied An upcoming exhibition in Whangārei will showcase the best of young Ngāpuhi artists. The Taiohī Taiohā exhibition will be held at Hihiaua Cultural Centre from May 10 to 28. The exhibition is the culmination of a series of wānanga that have been ongoing since February, as a part of the Toi Ngāpuhi wānanga taiohi programme. "I have rarely been exposed to opportunities such as this and I am very grateful for the knowledge and taonga that the ringatoi from the previous wā have passed on to not only me but the entire rōpu," said participating artist Te Awa Neumann (Ngāti Hine, Ngātiwai, Ngāti Rehua).

Northland's Peter Poharama: 'Father figure' to Kerikeri youth mourned

Northland's Peter Poharama: 'Father figure' to Kerikeri youth mourned 29 Jan, 2021 05:00 AM 3 minutes to read Kerikeri's Peter Poharama was a father figure to many. Photo / Supplied Peter de Graaf is a reporter for the Northern Advocatepeter.degraaf@northernadvocate.co.nznorthernadvocat A "humble, inspirational" man who dedicated much of his life to helping Kerikeri youth and who became a father figure to many has died aged just 44. Peter Poharama died at Auckland Hospital on January 22 after a medical event, leaving behind a wife and three children — and countless young people to whom he gave a sense of purpose and belonging. Poharama and his wife Tiana set up what was originally called There's A Better Way Far North to fill a void in the town, organising sporting and creative events to give youth positive diversions, comradeship, fun and opportunities.