Ōtiria parade to mark first shield win in 59 years
Covid measures will keep locals safe as they celebrate first rugby champs win in 59 years.
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Acclaimed soprano Sophie Sparrow performing hometown shows
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Mangōnui's much-loved mural wins national award
Community voted on the design, which pays homage to Mangōnui and its taiao.
Ngāpuhi says free dental care convoy a good idea with bad timing
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Mask enforcement a concern for bus driver
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Northland police thank community for support in tragic baby death case
Northland police thank community for support in tragic baby death case
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Rugby final drama overcomes Covid-19 restrictions
The field on Saturday was completely fenced off from the public.
Mangamuka Gorge to stay closed until at least mid-October
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Waipū seal title with extra time penalty
Waipū's Ben Mathers stepped up to take the game-winning penalty.
NRC urging boat owners to have wreck removal insurance
NRC forced to dispose off abandoned vessels at a cost it can ill-afford.
Assault at Kaikohe Mobil petrol station
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Troy Kingi among five finalists in APRA song of the year award
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Whangārei Rod and Custom Club gives $15K to Kind Hands Respite Care Cottage
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Ngāpuhi service station gets iwi-themed makeover
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