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Fire crews responded to the blaze which was on Te Hapua Rd on Sunday afternoon.

Heroines of the Hikoi: Hinerangi Cooper-Puru Newsroom 1/02/2021 © Provided by Newsroom Newsroom today launches a special video series profiling seven wahine who walked with Dame Whina Cooper in the 1975 Hikoi. Episode one features Dame Whina’s daughter, Hinerangi Cooper-Puru. It remains one of the most enduring images in New Zealand’s history, a photograph of an elderly kuia holding the hand of a little girl as they walk down a dusty road in Northland. It was September 14, 1975. Fifty marchers set off from Te Hapua in the far north to walk 1000 kilometres to Parliament in Wellington...

Cloudy skies and little wind expected for Northland New Year's 29 Dec, 2020 04:00 PM 5 minutes to read Northland beaches will get busier as the summer continues, Matapouri beach seen here yesterday. Photo / Tania Whyte Cloudy periods and a few showers should be all Northlanders have to deal with as they celebrate New Year's. Tomorrow, MetService is predicting cloudy periods, light winds with a high of 25 degrees Celsius across Northland. On New Year's Day, similar conditions were expected, however, there was a chance of rain as westerly breezes pushed a front across the region. "There's not t...

Water poverty a 'human rights issue' in rural Northland 13 Dec, 2020 02:00 AM 6 minutes to read Rural households running low on water are already contacting Rob Pink, whose daily school bus run around Rawene doubled as a drinking water delivery service for families whose tanks had run dry during last year’s drought. Photo / Peter de Graaf Rural households running low on water are already contacting Rob Pink, whose daily school bus run around Rawene doubled as a drinking water delivery service for families whose tanks had run dry during last year’s drought. Photo / Peter de Graaf Northern ...

Water poverty a 'human rights issue' in rural Northland 13 Dec, 2020 02:00 AM 6 minutes to read Rural households running low on water are already contacting Rob Pink, whose daily school bus run around Rawene doubled as a drinking water delivery service for families whose tanks had run dry during last year’s drought. Photo / Peter de Graaf Rural households running low on water are already contacting Rob Pink, whose daily school bus run around Rawene doubled as a drinking water delivery service for families whose tanks had run dry during last year’s drought. Photo / Peter de Graaf Northern ...