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Vandals have been tearing up the grounds at a Northland heritage spot, concerning locals.
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Kim Helmbright created an aura of trust among those who befriended her.
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Veteran MP Shane Jones uses rock hit to appeal to Northland voters.
Joe Bennett: My building plans were a snow-go
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Circumcision clamp a confronting but memorable piece
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Northland's Bream Bay College wins big at national Showquest final
Judge shared her admiration for the students’ dedication and growth.
Lawyer plans to challenge scallop ban in the High Court
Michael Badham claims many flaws are in the advice used to inform the closure decision.
'Potentially dangerous': MP warns of possible violence on campaign trail
Upcoming election likely to be “a different campaign” because of threats to MPs.
Māori Development Ministry gives hope to couple living in mouldy, run-down home
The couple say a heavy burden has been lifted off their shoulders after a successful hui.
Lawyer's ‘bittersweet’ moment winning award
Award recognises Boxall's commitment to Māori and law
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The latest news bites from around the region.
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OPINION: Let us know if you have any questions for candidates.
Man jailed for sexually abusing girl, blames Oranga Tamariki for placing child in his care
The man has had up to 60 children in his care over the last 15 years.
Strong evidence in attempted murder case heading to trial
A trial date has been scheduled in the High Court at Whangārei for July 2024.
Woman charged with killing two children pleads not guilty
The woman has been held in a mental facility and declared fit to stand trial.
Wildfires too painful to see unfold, says Northland-based Hawaiian
Death toll from Hawaii fires top 100
Teen's death amplifies community anxiety for safety on Northland beach
The situation has become so bad local residents have taken matters into their own hands.
'Execution-style' killer collapses in dock as victim's children speak of heartbreak
He was pulled off the ground by security guards and sat for the rest of the hearing.
Not just roads: Ratepayers association says other essential infrastructure needs addressing in Far North
Government proposal to allow two Northland councils to adopt 3-year plans draws criticism.
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Te Hiku Manu Kōrero Far North Schools Speech Competition brings out the best in our youth.
News in brief: Better access to hospital documents; citrus collection a success
The latest news bites from around the region.
Schoolkids clean up Kaitāia stream
Far North children cleaned up a Kaitāia stream after finding 'tonnes of trash'.
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News snippets from the Far North.
No relief: Schools forced to close amid teacher shortage
The relief teacher shortage has been highlighted in a new survey.