Council to make no call on house-moving charges this year
The Whangārei District Council is waiting until its full council meeting in February.
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Surf comp at Whangārei's Ocean Beach
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'I said no': How a child stopped a Catholic priest
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About 80 turn up to demand withdrawal of draconian law in India
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Shearing and wood chopping return to the popular show
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'Bunch of cowboys': Pōhutukawas cut down as housemoving saga continues
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Northland's first dedicated desexing clinic aims to decrease dog and cat population
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Four Northland players named in the Blues' squad
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No conviction for home-made bomb that torched historic reserve
Police successfully appeal arsonist's discharge without conviction.
Trail of destruction: Chaos after house driven into bridge
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Touch star returns to field after broken leg
Elite athlete worried broken leg meant he wouldn't be able to play again.
Sevens winners bound for NZ final
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The road North to get 1000 truckloads of shipping containers
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200 dancers keep calm and dance on at end of year show
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Tangowahine shootout: Gunfire, then 'it's nothing personal'
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Population boom threatens to burst sewerage pipes
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From glory days to gone - BNZ bails out of Dargaville
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Student conference hoped to build kids' confidence
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Drama in Paihia as bank bid ends in armed police swoop, high-speed crash
Armed police swarmed the crashed vehicle and allegedly found two firearms inside.
Rental property built in the 1940s deemed unsuitable
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Witness: Armed police swarm Paihia car after bank 'incident'
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Car crashes into tree following bank 'incident'
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Fear of repercussion: Medicine's mental health stigma
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