Mike Dinsdale is a journalist based in Kaitaia, New Zealand. He writes for NewstalkZB and the New Zealand Herald, focusing on local news and issues in the Northland region. His articles cover a range of topics including community events, weather updates, environmental concerns, and social issues affecting the area.
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Mike Dinsdale's coverage primarily focuses on local news in the Northland region of New Zealand, encompassing a wide range of topics from weather and council updates to community events and tragedies. To effectively engage with Mike, consider providing insights or access to individuals involved in local events, announcements, or developments within the Northland area.
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French poet and essayist Charles Baudelaire once said: “A book is a garden, an orchard, a storehouse, a party, a company by the way, a counsellor, a multitude of counsellors.”
By: Mike Dinsdale
Te Tai Tokerau Bowel Screening Programme saving lives with 89 cancer cases detected
By: Mike Dinsdale
When the National Bowel Screening Programme was finally introduced to Northland three years ago , it was expected to detect up to 44 cases of the
By: Mike Dinsdale
Kaitāia is getting a big spring clean this week for the reopening on the Mangamukas, and business leaders are urging the community to get behind the efforts.
By: Mike Dinsdale
Thousands expected to let their hair down post-race.
By: Mike Dinsdale
There'll be dancing in the streets in Kerikeri as thousands are expected to be in the town on Saturday for the Kerikeri Street Party held after the annual half marathon event.
By: Mike Dinsdale
Two Northland vets – one from the Far North and one from Whangārei – are among a record number of graduate vets in the government Voluntary Bonding Scheme
By: Mike Dinsdale
Kaitāia boxing world champ Mea Motu part of nine-strong Māori sports stars panel M9
By: Mike Dinsdale
Far North world boxing champion Mea Motu knows what it's like to go through difficulties and how hard it can be for Māori to excel in the world, despite having enormous potential and ability.
The local body elections may be 11 months away but Kaitāia man John Kenderdine is already getting a good handle on what voters want from those standing for the Far North District Council next October.
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