Book captures memories of Kaurihohore and Vinegar Hill
Descendants of many of the early settlers still live in Kaurihohore and Vinegar Hill area.
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Commissioner ramps up fight against child poverty
Commissioner: Neo-liberal economic policies force 100,000 NZ children into deeper poverty.
Old Town Hall Fire: Building to be covered, mould spores discovered
A cover is going over the roof, windows have been covered up, so it will dry out soon.
Kaipara result confirmed, wait for rest of Northland results
Results for all Northland local body elections still pending, apart from Kaipara.
Northland Rescue Helicopter appeal kicks off
"We receive tremendous support around Northland there is such a strong community spirit"
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Markets on the move in Whangārei by about 300m
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Homelessness on the rise in Dargaville
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Whangārei veteran runs 12 hours for fellow servicemen and women
No Duff forced to cut support service for veterans due to insufficient funding.
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Northland's local body final election results delayed
Final results from local body elections in Northland still not released
Northland gymnast creates history
Gymnast Ryan Townsend has entered a very special group after last week's announcement.
Inquest into 2009 death of Spanish tourists to be reopened
The couple died in a road crash just two days before they were due to fly home.
Loop walk to turn pink for breast cancer event
The 4.2km walk circling Hatea River will be decorated and lined with entertainment.
Eastwood: sports codes need to take note
Sport Northland's CEO wants to see Northland's sport codes heading in the right direction.
Comment: Do alcohol interlock sentences work?
There's been 193 interlock eligible drivers in the North with 135 of these in Whangārei.
Netball: Gordon's rollercoaster ride to the top
Maddy Gordon's netball career has gone from zero to 100 in the space of just two years.
Northland avocado nursery expands into China
Northland business setting up NZ's first joint venture avocado nursery operation in China.
Northland's wildest beach soon to home lifeguards
Construction might halt in mid-November, if no new grants are allocated.
New GP provider named for embattled Kaeo health trust
Local providers say they weren't given a chance to put in a proposal for GP service.
Business park could create 500 jobs, FNH says
But industrial park's backers caution that no businesses have signed up as tenants yet.
Bay of Islands Music Fest has Wolfmother and Ladi6 join up
Bay of Islands Music Fest gets better with more acts joining.
Gymnastics, croquet, golf and bowls results
Some great results for Northland's young gymnasts.
Three wild kiwi to be released at Tutukaka
Public have the chance to see the wild kiwi up close before they are released.
Young hockey umpire receives top award
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Northland retirement villages booming
A $60m retirement village planned for Whangārei gets the green light from councils.
Town Hall fire: Investigation reveals most likely cause
Likely cause of fire in Whangārei's Old Town Hall is an electrical fault.
Northland's next para athletes on show
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Couple's pet attacked by loose dogs at Taipa
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Tough words: Community work completed after judge's threat of jail
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Northland's youngest councillor 'incredibly humbled' by support
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