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- Fighter pilot remembered by namesake
On this Anzac Day Kerikeri resident Jack Kemp reflects on his illustrious namesake, his uncle John Richard Kemp, a New Zealand fighter pilot who was shot down and killed in the opening days of the Battle of Britain. This year’s Anzac Day commemorations will be particularly meaningful.
- Lewis wants more money for brain injury research
Rugby league legend Wally Lewis is set to make an impassioned plea for further funding into concussion and traumatic brain injuries research ahead of the federal budget.
- Spring time in Paris
Dylan Schmidt, the first Kiwi to win an Olympic medal in gymnastics, hopes to carry his current good form into the Paris Olympics.
- FAR NORTH BRIDGE RESULTS
Kaitāia Bridge Club, Monday, April 15
- Is this best-ever Warriors recruit?
Warriors leadership of past and present have hailed the signing of James Fisher-Harris as the greatest in the club’s history.
- COMMENT Mental health support hub proves a success
As whānau slowly start to come in to our new after-hours mental health support hub, I have time now to exhale and take stock of what we are creating in the heart of Kaitāia.
- Hunters beat Razorbacks in close Far North match
Week two of the Far North Pool Association produced some interesting results.
- Moko’s message: It doesn’t matter where you come from
Far North Kahika (Mayor) Moko Tepania has been chosen to address more than 800 on Thursday when he graduates from the University of Waikato.
- MAXIM INSTITUTEUncivil religion at the end of the rainbow
New Zealand is a melting pot, so what happens when the moral values of government collide with those of its citizens? What happens when the rubber meets the road, or more aptly, when the paint hits the pavement as it has recently?
- Big scores as Mussel Rock win
Mussel Rock hosted Houhora Warriors in a match where 93-ton pluses were recorded including 180s for Johnny Parker, Marshall Cook, Jack Mitchell and Jaymie Hilton-Jones. Shane Godinet hit 14 tons including a 100 finish only just bettered by Jaymie who hit a 101 match-highest finish. Warriors’ Johnny and Alan had good wins but Jaymie hit 22 big scores and Mussel Rock won 17/3.
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