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Far North news in brief: Manslaughter charge, bus catches fire and Greg Johnson playing
News snippets from across Northland.
News snippets from across Northland.
The Smiths are changing stocking ratios on their 370ha sheep and beef farm in Hillend.
NZ's main commodities face uncertainty in their biggest market - China.
Trucks versus cars during the Brynderwyns closure - what are officials doing this time?
They each murdered a person when they were teenagers. Now the men want finite sentences.
The victim lost a tooth when he was struck forcefully in the face without reason.
International Women's Day is about equality for all women not just those who look like you
Basil Mist offended against five girls aged 7 to 15 and killed his girlfriend.
Armed police descended on Ohautira Rd about 8.15am on Tuesday after a body was found.
He was given two years to live in 2009. Now, he's paddling 7km in a waka for charity.
Police are on the lookout for a vehicle of interest in connection to the Ruakākā homicide.
Tui get a dream start, Magpies face testing schedule
The popular walking track will close during the week.
Whanganui High School and Collegiate now turn their attention to the Maadi Cup.
Dannevirke to get a fluoridation plant by end of August.
Tuesday was the first of two highly anticipated events of the school year.
Hawke's Bay researcher says missing one meal a week can set student learning back years.
Homeowners face paying another 11.1 per cent on average.
Temperatures in the region dipped overnight to below average levels for this time of year.
The airline warned the former Transport Minister.
Community Board encouraging volunteers to take pride in their town.
Indi-Lee Ruddell started competing in surfing to meet more girls to surf with.
The slip-impacted North Auckland Line is set to reopen in the middle of the year.
Find out how Taupō and Tūrangi's golfers got on this week.
There were seven rainy days for Taupō in February.
The first case of Dutch elm disease was reported in the Waipā District last week. Video / Dean Taylor
The SH1 route from Kaitāia to Pukenui gets speed limits reduced.
'The lines have been brought down in a remote area where access is challenging.'