Northlanders with information on Kerikeri assault asked to come forward
Police seek witnesses to Kerikeri assault.
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Whangārei Cat Rescue tackles cat-astrophic problem
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Old council building given new life as 'one-stop shop' to help environment
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Ngāpuhi report: Whina Cooper's daughter echoes her words from famous land march
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Rugby's loss is the theatre's gain
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Watch: Dramatic rescue at sea off Cape Reinga after man injured on ship
First call for help came when ship was 550km northwest off the coast.
The thinning blue line: Where our police are going and the plans to help them stay
“This is a difficult job. There comes a point in time where you want a change."
An unofficial guide to the best beaches in Northland
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Hospitality worker jailed for trail of thefts stretching length of NZ
David Wotherspoon's dishonesty stretched the length of the country.
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The event attracted a great crowd of all ages.
Sweet deal: Six tonnes of 'wonky' kūmara rescued
Wonky Box has expanded its produce distribution operation and now delivers locally.
'Alternatives to deal with their pain': Principals' alarm at kids as young as 8 caught vaping
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Pharmacist who heckled Ardern struck off after denouncing Govt's Covid response
The pharmacist heckled the former PM at a press conference, leading to it being shut down.
'Just lovely': Kindness pours in for man robbed of wallet, card after crash
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Ngāpuhi selects youngest chairman to lead NZ’s largest iwi
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Having to turn away people on Christmas Day is heartbreaking, Salvation Army says
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'Fear in our community' Residents anxious as Kāinga Ora plans 50-house village
The changes threaten a major upheaval to residents' way of life.
'Despicable': Thief steals wallet of crash victim receiving CPR on roadside, $600 gone from account
'To be honest, I’m disgusted... how is that okay?"
Rebels kidnapping trial: Guilty verdicts after four-day deliberation
The men were charged with kidnapping and violent offences including firearms.
Red flag from 1990s shows lack of nitrate tests in drinking water
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Worker accused of poisoning colleague by spiking milk with antifreeze
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Opinion: Charitable giving shows employees you are walking the talk
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Thunderstorms, heavy rain lash top of North Island
A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for to the top of the country.