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Youngsters cross swords at fencing tournament in honour of the late Rod Fraser.
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Taniwha centre rewarded for a good season with a Super Rugby contract
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Women's Rugby World Cup: Powerhouse Portia named to start vs Wales
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Discovery of man's body in Whangārei sparks homicide investigation
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A summer of roadworks in store to improve Northland's 'poor' roads
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Kerikeri firefighter to take on 42km marathon in full kit
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Rawene man's preparation saves family home from wildfire
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Aotearoa Māori Surf Champs return to Far North after two-year Covid delay
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