'It's important to understand them': Training wild Kaimanawa horses
Northland horsewoman Chloe Phillips-Harris is gearing up to take on wild horses.
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Whangārei mayor adds to criticism of Three Waters reform.
Northport onboard with nationwide review of port operations
Northport says it's committed to taking whatever actions needed when it comes to safety.
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Whangārei cyclist wins big at national para cycling competition after almost cancelling the trip
Cyclist Kyren Andrew's eventual goal is to compete in the Paralympics.
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Make this the year that both health and fitness become your number one goals.
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A logging truck crash has caused traffic delays in Tangiteroria.
Vision-impaired cyclist brings home two silver medals
Whangārei's vision-impaired cyclist Kyren Andrew brings home two silver medals at The Age Group Road National Elite Para Cycling Championship 2022, held in Hokitika from April 22 - 24. Video / Supplied
Live: 14 deaths, 8242 new cases; 480 people in hospital
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Three Waters: Govt accepts majority of working group recommendations
The Three Waters working group made more than 40 recommendations to the Government.
Jury in Max Beckham child sex trial returns guilty verdicts
Previously convicted Northland drug baron found guilty of historic child sex offences,
A decaying system: MoH data shows Northland children's teeth worst in NZ
Why do Northland children have the worst teeth in the country when dental care is free?
Top slicing to end; PHE to start charging for services to GPs
Large GP practices to end up paying tens of thousands a year to access PHE services.
Giant visitor due at Onerahi this weekend
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Mountain bike trail volunteers appeal for public assistance
Plans afoot for massive mountain bike trail to cost about $680,000.
Huge concrete beams craned into place for new Port Rd bridge
The beams mark next stage in $10m project due to be completed late August.
Suspicious fire damages Kerikeri takeaways, knocks out power
Passer-by tried to douse flames with bucket of water borrowed from McDonald's.
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Live: 9047 new Covid cases, 13 related deaths as DHB sees jump after long weekend
Case numbers have doubled in Tairāwhiti, with the highest number in those aged 30-39.
Auckland family's poodle found 'safe and well' in Northland
Cookie, a 12-year-old miniature poodle, was stolen over 20 days ago.
A closer look at Northland Covid hospitalisations
The median age to date of people in hospital with Covid in Northland is 48-years.
May music festival to support booster shots for Northland Maori
Music festival aims to help whānau get over the Covid blues.
Far North iwi push back against proposed changes to ETS
Minister Nash says he will listen to all feedback from Far North iwi regarding the ETS.
Jury hears from expert witness in Max Beckham trial for alleged historic child sex offending
The Northland man is facing trial by jury after denying he indecently assaulted two girls.
'The discomfort I will feel doesn't compare to what some of our children go through'
A man will ride a penny-farthing from Kaitaia to Auckland to raise funds for the disabled.
15-year-old Far North entrepreneur 'one to watch'
Ahipara's Lennox Goodhue-Wikitera is creating community bonds through a market initiative.
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Boredom, lockdowns lead to spike in meth use
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Plunge Pop Culture Convention ready for a trip to Far North
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Psychologists seeking professional help to overcome stress
Staff turnover is as high as 60 per cent in some regions.
Northland news in brief: Two hurt in head-on smash near Kaitaia; Ōpua hui to discuss residential development
News snippets from across the region.