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'I survived; I can go anywhere': Northland woman leads Kenya safaris (opens the original)
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Northlander Robyn Preston has been taking tours to Kenya for 12 years. From growing up in small-town Northland to becoming an international wildlife photographer leading safari tours in Africa, life has become one big adventure for Robyn Preston. The Bayleys Beach resident grew up on a farm in Arapohue, then married and spent 28 years on a farm raising four kids in Ruawai. It’s a far cry from life these days, which is spent capturing spectacular photos of animals in Kenya and sharing her love of
How excuseflation lets businesses use cost pressures to hike prices (opens the original)
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Everyday expenses like groceries, insurance, rates, and fuel are outpacing wage growth for many people. Photo / 123rf First there was “shrinkflation”, now Northlanders have noticed another phenomenon as severe cost-of-living pressures continue to squeeze families. With everyday expenses such as insurance, rates, fuel, and groceries outpacing wage growth for many people, financial journalists Frances Cook and Tracy Alloway are warning consumers to watch for “excuseflation”. Excuseflation is the t
'It's a bit scary': Couple welcome long-awaited tree removal (opens the original)
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Kerikeri residents Terry Corridan and Jill Lancaster are pleased the unstable redwood trees near their house are finally being removed. Photo / Jenny Ling Northland couple Terry Corridan and Jill Lancaster can soon sleep a little easier after the removal of a stand of unstable redwood trees – nearly 15 months after authorities promised. The couple bought their home in July 2025 on the proviso that the Far North District Council (FNDC) remove dozens of huge trees on Wendywood Lane in Kerikeri. Th
Kaikohe arrest: Driver choked police dog before officer punched him (opens the original)
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The police have acknowledged the findings by the Independent Police Conduct Authority into the use of force during an arrest in Kaikohe. The police watchdog has found that the force used to arrest a man in Kaikohe last year was justified. The Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) released the findings of its report today. A 40-year-old man was bitten by a police dog on May 17, 2025, after fleeing police at a traffic stop. The driver had rammed a number of police vehicles before driving awa
'We can't change providers': Home owner questions rates bill rises amid cost squeeze (opens the original)
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A Northland home owner has questioned rising rates bills as the cost-of-living crisis continues to haemorrhage money from people’s wallets. Kaikohe resident Justin Harnish said paying the rates bill – on top of soaring grocery, electricity, fuel and insurance prices – had become unsustainable for many. Over the last few years, home owners had watched the cost of living in their own homes “increase at a rate that was becoming difficult to absorb”, he said. “Telling home owners to simply find anot
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