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Rally leader and co-driver black out in 170km/h crash (opens the original)
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Rally driver Jack Stokes was eight seconds off the lead when his Skoda went sideways, slamming into a tree stump, sending him and his driver unconscious and his car into a free spin. One moment NZ Rally Championship frontrunner Jack Stokes was charging towards the finish of a Northland rally stage at 170km/h. The next, he and his co-driver were unconscious after a violent crash. The 25-year-old felt well prepared as he headed into a corner on the Tokatoka stage near Ruawai around noon. Stokes ha
How nannies are finding the courage to talk about meth's impact (opens the original)
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Nannies Against P members Areta Te Huia, 76, and Lovey Edwards, 88, travelled up from Hawke's Bay to speak about their kaupapa, empowering the older generation with resources to combat meth harm. Photo / Brodie Stone When a nanny stood in front of fellow kuia and told them she’d been abused by her meth-addicted whānau, it sparked others to share their experiences. Almost 10 years later, Nannies Against P is shining a light on harm caused by meth and how the older generation can respond to the im
The charitable trust helping Northland students turn big dreams into reality (opens the original)
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Sosefina Fatoga Taamia is pursuing a career as a neurosurgeon at the University of Otago, pictured here before performing at the Pacific Otago Welcome. When a Northland teenager told her I Have a Dream navigator she wanted to be a neurosurgeon, they helped pave her way to a future in medicine. The charitable trust is marking a decade of work in Whangārei, and for 18-year-old Sosefina Fatoga Taamia, its support has been central to her journey. Staff, called navigators, walk alongside students in
‘Despair factor’: Northland meth use drops 22% but experts aren’t declaring victory (opens the original)
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A sense of despair, alongside poverty and poor access to mental health services, can be a fundamental driver of methamphetamine use, one expert says. Photo / 123rf Methamphetamine consumption in Northland has fallen, but experts say there’s no evidence yet the region’s battle with the drug is easing. Newly released wastewater testing shows use fell by about 22% compared with the January-March quarter, but Northland still has the highest per-capita consumption in the country. The wastewater testi
Former Northland police officer lifts lid on the ‘invisible prison’ of PTSD (opens the original)
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Former cop Haydn Korach is on a mission to demystify PTSD and help others who might be experiencing it. Photo / Brodie Stone Warning: This article discusses suicide and PTSD. If you need help, contact Lifeline on 0800 543 354 or text 4357 (HELP). The sound of water splashing was enough to trigger former cop Haydn Korach after he attended a drowning while working. At the time, it seemed like a routine job. Years later, Korach realises it’s one of many that contributed to a Post Traumatic Stress D
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