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Puppet show delivers Northland kids a message about looking after the environment.
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Power not needed by marae distributed to homes, cutting their costs by up to $1000 a year.
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Sport Northland head extols the virtues of staying fit and healthy
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Former head boy science whizz hit with US crypto fraud lawsuit
Ivan Ravlich is facing accusations he defrauded investors out of their crypto.
Computer glitch overcounts today's Covid cases by thousands
More than 4200 cases were incorrectly added to today's total after a computer glitch.
Omicron outbreak: 13,344 Covid cases, 23 deaths; school holiday warning
Parents are being warned to monitor kids' health over the looming school holidays.
Parua Bay Four Square closed after burglary
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Young Farmer of the Year Grand Final underway
FMG Young Farmer of the Year Contest Series Grand Final has kicked off in Whangārei.
Northland mum teaches how to save money and still make good, healthy kai
Haurora Wānanga is part of the winter wellness campaign encouraging a healthy lifestyle.
Rise of the anti-social customer: Wife locked man in bedroom to protect delivery driver
Sociologist recommends ways to achieve more tolerance in society.
'My 4yo understands Dad's not coming back': Brian Harding to be farewelled
The crash victim will be farewelled by family and friends in Dargaville this weekend.
Bombs away as Russell hosts inaugural Manu Masters comp
A prize pool of $1000 is up for grabs for Northland's best bombs.
'Twindemic' of Covid, flu hammering Northland schools
At Kerikeri High, Northland's biggest school, up to 30 teachers are off sick each day.
Whangārei man discovers winning Lotto ticket in his wallet a week later
A week passed before the man realised he should check the Lotto ticket in his wallet.
Kaitaia sisters procure local bulk food business Your Shelf
Young Kaitaia sisters take on low-waste business, set sights on sustainable growth.
Small kura south of Kaitaia abuzz with activity
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Quicksand among hazards for early forest workers of the Far North
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Exclusive: Police at 'breaking point' threaten to walk off the job
The Police Association says officers are choosing between their jobs and their safety.
'Care and connection' key needs of the homeless, charity boss says
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