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Northland MTB Challenge 2008 Results

Northland MTB Challenge 2008 Results ›

Posted 28/02/2008 by Webmaster

After the dreadful rain at the end of last week, Glenbervie Forest provided plenty of muddy fun for all of the competitors in the annual Northland MTB Challenge. Thankfully the day cleared up and it was a beautiful day for racing and a fabulous start to Whangarei’s Endless Summer events.

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$9.5 million Hundertwasser Centre proposed for Whangarei Town Basin ›

Posted 23/02/2008 by Jude Thompson

Whangarei mayor Stan Semenoff has announced plans to establish an international-standard Hundertwasser arts centre at Whangarei’s Town Basin.

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Calling all Ballers! Wilkinsons Sports Kings of the Court, coming to Whangarei ›

Posted 22/02/2008 by Webmaster

Whangarei’s Endless Summer will start bouncing along with the addition of the Wilkinsons Sports Kings of the Court 3 on 3 Streetball Tournament.

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Indian Rally Team Confirms for International Rally of Whangarei ›

Posted 21/02/2008 by Jude Thompson

The MRF Rally Team has confirmed that they will be entering three cars for the International Rally of Whangarei from 6 – 8 June 2008 in the Whangarei and Kaipara Districts.

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Whangarei’s Endless Summer ›

Posted 19/02/2008 by Webmaster

Open Air Cinema Returns to Whangarei as part of Whangarei’s Endless Summer
Monday, 18 February 2008

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Whangarei website a winner ›

Posted 23/01/2008 by Jude Thompson

The redeveloped Whangarei website has won an award within its first week online.

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Whangarei–“The meeting place” ›

Posted 09/01/2008 by Jude Thompson

Whangarei is often referred to as the meeting place of the Pacific. This modern catch-phrase has its roots steeped in the history of the area.

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