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The year that was 2020 in photos: Lockdown, election and a tornado
Northern Advocate photographer Michael Cunningham's favourite images of 2020
Northern Advocate photographer Michael Cunningham's favourite images of 2020
Overcrowded Northland coastal communities feeling the pinch of sharing with holidaymakers
Suspected gas leak that closed busy part of central Whangārei caused by the sewer
Macs, ridden by Craig Grylls and trained by Gibbs, crossed the line first comfortably.
Entries for the Northland Centre Open Fours close at 5pm today.
Emergency services called to suspected gas leak in central Whangārei
Jetski operators get a telling-off from Northland harbourmaster for speeding.
Biocontrol agents are replacing the need for farmers to spray to control weeds.
Mangamuka house fire comes just over 24 hours after home destroyed at nearby Umawera.
All key roles at Friday's festival are held by women, who dominate the musical line-up
"I feel like even with the cameras, it's still not really going to stop them."
A weekly round-up of news, events and oddities from the Bay of Islands and Mid North.
Firefighters say the blazes are a reminder that every home needs working smoke alarms.
Kelvin Cruickshank has 'no enemies' but worries 'kill-shot' could have hit his kids.
Bay of Islands Music Festival lineup, and scholarships for Ngāpuhi students.
Whale catcher outlines his ultimate catch.
"We didn't believe them until they started screaming."
Bay of Islands hospo operators say it will take more than visa extensions to save them.
It's hello and so long to Northland for holiday-makers.
Workers hired under Covid scheme picked up 20 tonnes of rubbish from Northland highways.
Thirty firefighters and two choppers battled blaze in 1.5ha of scrub and pine forest.
Mobile data use in Northland soared on New Year's Eve
Boat sellers in Whangārei struggling to keep up with demand.
Northland Regional Council confirm coastal engineer breached environment rules.
Six-year-old Myka Tuala was a 'happy, kind and gentle' young boy.
The head-on crash occurred about 400m north of the turnoff to Hikurangi town.
Bought by the Crown from Māori in 1908, the island became a nature reserve in 1956.