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Northland's time to be among world's best
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Repurposing turns former Whangārei recycling centre toll gate from has-been to Easy Bean.
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Northpower launches switched on cadetship
Northpower creates its future worker pool via a scheme to train 10 to 12 cadets a year.
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ANZ staff 'outraged' over David Hisco's expenses
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Classic Builders top in Northland
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Patience and inclusivity keys to Northland's economy
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More KiwiBuild houses for Whangārei
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Air NZ confirms U-turn on visible staff tattoos
Air NZ says it has listened to staff and customers and is reversing policy
Trump signs deal for NZ: Kiwis to get greater access to live in US than ever
Ambassador Scott Brown: What a new US visa class means for Kiwi businesses.
Paihia owners win B&B Host of the Year
Morepork Riverside Lodge near Paihia named 2019 Bed and Breakfast Host of the Year.
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New emphasis on the body's well-being in Walton St
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Northpower puts on baby-sitters during teachers' strike
To help staff during the teacher's strike, Northpower put on baby-sitters.