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Whangārei cyclist wins big at national para cycling competition after almost cancelling the trip

Cyclist Kyren Andrew's eventual goal is to compete in the Paralympics.

Health and fitness are a team

Make this the year that both health and fitness become your number one goals.

Logging truck crash: Motorists in Tangiteroria area should expect traffic delays

A logging truck crash has caused traffic delays in Tangiteroria.

Three Waters: Govt accepts majority of working group recommendations

The Three Waters working group made more than 40 recommendations to the Government.

Jury in Max Beckham child sex trial returns guilty verdicts

Previously convicted Northland drug baron found guilty of historic child sex offences,

A decaying system: MoH data shows Northland children's teeth worst in NZ

Why do Northland children have the worst teeth in the country when dental care is free?

Mountain bike trail volunteers appeal for public assistance

Plans afoot for massive mountain bike trail to cost about $680,000.

Huge concrete beams craned into place for new Port Rd bridge

The beams mark next stage in $10m project due to be completed late August.

Avoiding injuries takes only a few moments

When accidents happen, the consequences can drag on for a business

Upgraded Upper Kerikeri River Track a boon for locals

The 3km section of Te Araroa trail from SH10 to Rainbow Falls is already proving popular.

Psychologists seeking professional help to overcome stress

Staff turnover is as high as 60 per cent in some regions.

Northland news in brief: Two hurt in head-on smash near Kaitaia; Ōpua hui to discuss residential development

News snippets from across the region.

Northland DHB asks families to assist with hospital care

Northland hospitals request patients' family members to ease some pressure off the staff.

Bay news: Hotere studio joins top heritage sites

A wrap-up of events and news snippets from around the Bay of Islands and the Mid North

The P in paradise: Meth use doubled in lockdown, remains elevated

Drug abuse rose sharply and has stayed well above the historical average.

Northland police encounter more than 500 guns in a year

Police Association president said police were seeing guns more frequently on the job.