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Surveying dunes.

Northland to host national dune conference

Posted: 31 January 2012

Organisers are expecting more than 80 people from as far as Southland to attend the Dune Restoration Trust of New Zealand’s fifth annual national conference in the Far North.

New NRC CEO powhiri.

Powhiri for new Northland Regional Council CEO

Posted: 23 January 2012

Northland Regional Council’s new chief executive has been formally welcomed to his new position with a powhiri by local kaumatua and kuia in Whangarei today.

5-knot sign Mangawhai inlet .

Stay safe on the water this summer

Posted: 18 January 2012

With the summer sunshine finally arriving and the busy boating season upon us, Northland’s Deputy Harbourmaster is reminding people of local rules for keeping our waters safe.

Maritime staff on patrol.

Proposed navigation safety changes feedback deadline looms

Posted: 13 January 2012

Time is running out for people to have their say on proposed bylaw changes designed to make Northland’s harbours and estuaries safer and reflect changing recreational use of them.

Bus shelter.

Month left to fill in Ruakaka bus service survey

Posted: 13 January 2012

Bream Bay residents keen to take part in a survey gauging demand for the possible reintroduction of a public bus service between Ruakaka and Whangarei have a month left to do so.

Manchurian wild rice at Dargaville.

Help stop spread of Manchurian wild rice, landowners urged

Posted: 11 January 2012

Landowners are being urged to report any sightings of one of Northland’s worst plant pests – Manchurian wild rice - and help stop its spread by cleaning and checking farm machinery.

CityLink 10-trip transfer tickets..

New 10-trip CityLink transfer tickets for New Year

Posted: 11 January 2012

New 10-trip transfer tickets designed to take some of the hassle out of making longer cross-town trips are now available for Whangarei’s CityLink public bus service.

River works.

Whangarei river works starting soon

Posted: 10 January 2012

Diggers will be a common sight in the Waiarohia Stream and Hatea River over the next two months as a major river maintenance project to reduce urban Whangarei flooding gets underway.