Cloak gifted to Queen Victoria returns to Northland - 156 years later
Historic korowai was returned during Prince Charles' visit to Waitangi Treaty Grounds.
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Participation the key for beach volleyball
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Kauri Club dolls out the dosh
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Graeme Hart's $50 million superyacht J'Ade in for maintenance.
Eastwood: Athlete support is imperative
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Huanui College players see futsal success
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Rural schools struggling to keep pools open
The cost of keeping pools running means some schools have had to close them.
Cricket: NZ A hold on under England barrage
At 99 for 6, NZ A were in trouble as England's bowlers looked to pounce.
Reward offered to find vandals smashing signs with sledgehammers
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Cricket: Maungakaramea clean out Kaipara
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Drone used for the first time in arrest of Northland man
Police-operated drone tracks fleeing man across paddock in a first for Northland.
Goodhue: Kids vital to rugby's survival
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England's visit a timely reminder
No Northlanders will have played England in either New Zealand teams at Cobham Oval.
Cricket lovers relish England visit
The sun was out and Northlanders came to get a glance of England's superstars.
Northland bowls: Junior bowlers set to star
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Kamo Intermediate cricket seeking national glory
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Stunning performances at kapa haka festival
Schools around Northland came together for the annual kapa haka festival.
'You're never too old to learn': Shaun Wallace's message to Whangārei audience
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Woman with assistance dog told to leave Countdown
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Kerikeri half marathon only nine days away
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Blue mo for Movember
Since he already had a moustache, John Kearney decided to dye it blue.
Cricket: England superstars battle Cobham pitch
England showed great batting skill on day one at Northland's premier cricket ground.
Ministry says student and teacher well-being a 'priority'
Wait times for services dealing with difficult children reduced, says Ministry.
World record tumbles for Foy
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Violence, self-harm, abuse - this is real life in our classrooms
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75 years and three generations of running pharmacies
Orrs Pharmacy first opened its doors in 1944.