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A region with a rich history, and a very bright future.
Northland boasts some of New Zealand’s most valuable natural assets, a subtropical climate, fertile land, and a coastline that is among the world's most beautiful. Since oceangoing voyager Kupe landed on our shores more than 1,000 years ago, Te Tai Tokerau Northland has become home for people from many cultures and many lands. The people of Northland today are innovative, creative and resilient, and not unlike Kupe, their entrepreneurial gaze remains firmly set on the stars.
Support for all stages of your business
Key Sectors
Northland's significant and diverse natural advantages support a number of opportunities across key industry sectors.
Initiatives
The Orchard Business and Event Hub
Looking for somewhere to base your start-up from?
The Orchard is a collaborative business and event space for entrepreneurs, startups and established business professionals in Northland. With desks, meeting rooms, event spaces, photocopiers and much more, it's a great place to work from.
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Māori Economy
The Northland or Te Tai Tokerau region has an important role in Māori and Polynesian history by being the southern tip of the Polynesian triangle. Learn more
Initiatives
Regional and national initatives are underway at different stages with the aim of benefiting the region’s economy and improve prosperity. Learn more
Resource Hub
Free downloadable resources, templates, regional images and strategies for Northland businesses, vistors and investors. Learn more
Media Centre
For the latest news articles, local business interviews and more. Read more
Regional Economic Development Agency
Northland Inc
Northland Inc works with a number of strategically important business and organisations in Northland across public and private sector with common agenda to strengthen, grow and diversify the region's economy.
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