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Coaching pedigree points to success
Having two former Black Ferns in Northland's coaching corner will be invaluable.
Lone female referee inspiring youth
After six years of playing rugby, Nevandra Straker was looking for a way to give back.
Senior tennis, bowls and golf results
The North Harbour senior tennis players met their match on Sunday in Northland.
Missed conversions cost WBHS
No conversions from the home side spelt a good win for Dargaville High School.
Female rugby coach: Empowerment is the key
A Manaia junior rugby coach has no doubt her young girls can achieve anything in the sport
Alexis King: the 'King' of tackling
Alexis King has a bright future in rugby, and she knows it.
Student paddlers push the limits
An all too familiar face took out the secondary schools girls' championship title.
21 events in Northland for police buyback and amnesty
Dates and venues announced for Northland for police gun buyback and amnesty.
Bowls: Waipū/Kensington strong in round one
Gwen Lawson wishes Patricia Murray good luck in her NZ Champion of Champion event.
Swimming: Leslie leads Northland's charge
Two Northland swimmers were chosen in a national age-group training squad.
Northland news in brief: Baby murder accused named, and another Lotto win
News snippets from Northland.
Access to rural health top of the priority for Northland GP
Zimbabwean-born GP Dr Grahame Jelley details his journey to Northland.
Waitangi Grounds given highest status in the land
Waitangi Treaty Grounds named most significant cultural and historic site in NZ.
Waitangi Treaty Grounds country's first National Historic Landmark
Waitangi Treaty Grounds country's first national historic landmark.
Warring Northland trustees end up in court, trustee loses position
Māori Land Court removes a Northland trust member for breach of obligations.
Fitness centre shows results
Sport Northland's Brent Eastwood shares the story of inspirational local man, Jon Bare.
Northland news in brief: agriculture scholarships on offer and seat belts praised
News snippets from Northland
Whangārei potters put the heat on Quarry Arts' kiln
Northland potters kept up a burning interest in contents of a kiln called K-2 for days.
Potential galore in U15 girls' rugby final
By the looks of these players, Northland could soon be the best in women's rugby.
World wakes up to Northland's good morning videos
Northland features heavily in tourism campaign going out to half the world's population.
Gymnasts shine at debut competition
About 80 young gymnast flocked to the Kerikeri club's first official competition.
Top young chefs to judge cooking competition
The competition challenges students to create a two-course, plant-based meal.
Ex-Black Fern to lead Northland
Two of New Zealand's most experienced rugby players will be guiding Northland's season.
Tenth measles case confirmed in Northland
A 10th case of measles has shown up in Northland along with six other suspected cases.
Now it's a rat plague - stoats will be next
As the rats die off stoats will start hunting kiwi chicks - only 5 per cent will survive.
Privacy bungle: Police pay out $11,000 after releasing private details
Police pay out $11,000 after releasing man's private information to the media.
Big changes for primary healthcare in Northland
New organisation will bring all Northland's primary health services together.
Northland measles cases now 10
A 10th case of measles confirmed in Northland, six other suspected cases investigated
Hora Hora's class shines through
Dargaville OB had the best start they've made all season.
Two Northlanders recognised for their work with Kiwi Awards
Two Northlanders recognised for their work with Kiwi Awards
Kamo break Waipū's 12-game streak
With two weeks left until the semis, is this a sign of nerves from the 2018 runner-ups?
Northland women net four against Eastern Suburbs
Four-nil was a conservative scoreline considering how many shots Northland had.
Māori-language pundit defends ballsy Kerikeri airport sign
Airport operator says sign will be changed but te reo expert calls it "fantastic".