Dog attack victim says 'slap on the wrist' to dog owner a disgrace
The 76yo says he'll protest at FNDC's Kaitaia office unless more is done to punish owner.
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Kaitaia's Mea Motu outclasses former world boxing champ
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Far North fire: Crews tackle bush blaze overnight
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Black Ferns run in nine tries while France wallop Fiji
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Passion for scooter riding gives Kerikeri teen chance to compete at world champs
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Drowning fatalities highlight importance of water safety
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Te Papa says large amount of filched kōiwi still captive in museums worldwide
Some international museums still remain resistant to returning stolen ancestral remains.
Police cleared of contributing to death of 21yo hit by car
Man who died had been warned he was at risk by a passing motorist
Mangakahia Area School appoints first Māori principal in more than a century
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Slip slop slap: High UV index levels prompt warnings to protect against harsh sun
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Hotel Kerifornia: You can check in any time you like, but you have to drive the long way around to leave
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New Northland Regional Council member gets in with a sliver of votes
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