Weather hampers search efforts for missing fisherman
One man's body was located on Friday. The other remains missing.
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Operation continues on Friday to find men, who recently moved to New Zealand from India.
Northland mental health nurse takes on 10 hour ocean swim to help charity
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Car crashes into a tree, one dead in Whangārei overnight
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US space agency NASA helping fight Far North's drought risk
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