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My heart and my head both tell me this was the right thing to do, says mayor Sheryl Mai.
My heart and my head both tell me this was the right thing to do, says mayor Sheryl Mai.
The long-serving former councillor is urging cohesive action over the contentious issue.
Red-letter day as Labour holds all electorate seats in Northland for the first time.
Survey on future of Oruru's Swamp Palace gets fewer than 200 responses so far.
Shearing back at A&P show after 30 years; and kapa haka competition.
60,000 Northpower customers to share $10.2 million payout.
The report stated 31 per cent of disabled people lived in a mouldy home.
If it goes ahead as planned the lake will cover 30ha and store 1.4m cubic metres of water.
Whangārei mother doesn't think twice about offering her eggs to client.
Local Govt Minister may do away with public polls on Māori wards.
It was the 17th title for Reader and 13th for Murray.
Little Dottie's grateful mum praises rescue crew, urges people to support fundraiser.
Giant wētā will return to three sites in the Bay of Islands next month.
Two Whangārei primary schools experienced break-ins with $12,000 of stolen items.
Russell's Peter Waskowsky receives Health Volunteer Award.
NZ artists add star power to January 8 festival, with Benee, The Beths and Tami Neilson.
Privet targeted at Poroti in major Northland weed control project.
A woman is circumnavigating the country to raise awareness for Leg-Up Trust.
Two Northland buildings win at New Zealand Architecture Awards.
A weekly round-up of news, events and oddities from the Bay of Islands and Mid North.
Free trial was supposed to pave the way for permanent, koha-based dental clinics.
Northland Guy Fawkes celebrations spark safety warning from fire officials and local SPCA.
Youth questioned over Kerikeri High School fire; and FNDC needs more librarians.
Kerikeri Street Party pulls up to 5000 people on the evening after the half marathon.
Henderson Bay residents have taken the council to task for using red clay on their road.
The workshops will help those who are advanced in their career but new to job hunting.
The 16-year-old took out the junior girls' and open women divisions.
Volunteers' backs and knees no longer up to task of lugging heavy boxes of books.
Hundreds of ghouls, zombies and devils descended on Kerikeri Primary School on Saturday.