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Law allowing poll to overturn decisions on Māori seats isn't delivering - Dover Samuels
Law allowing poll to overturn decisions on Māori seats isn't delivering - Dover Samuels
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Owners 'ignored' court orders to clean up toxic chemicals.
Te ao Māori podcast Taringa to broadcast from Kaitaia next month.
Heavy rain made a substantial impact on the quality of the game.
Cannabis referendum "no" vote not the end for Northland campaigners.
The Yes vote for the End of Life Choice Act delights its Northland supporters.
Ngapuhi protesters in Ōpua have vowed to stay put until their land is returned to them.
Completion of the two-year upgrade will improve traffic flows and safety, NZTA says.
Police are seeking information on two men who shot at a police officer on Puketona Rd.
Students post photos and comments on social media about their school bus crash.
Hikurangi's Lake Waro scene of police investigation after body found
Paramedics are assessing patients at the scene.
The 18ha reservoir will supply water to an industrial park, orchards and Kaikohe township.
Far North voters will have a say on Maori wards at the next election.
That's a wrap for Whangārei's first Fringe Festival and what a success it was.
Sweetwater bore to give water security to Kaitaia
For those that qualify, post-section will be at the Mangawhai Club on Sunday.
Northland police looking at structure of Hikurangi police station after cop retires.
Mayor and deputy mayor of Kaipara vote yes to a Māori ward from the next election.
Fourteen attempts to bring peace to Bougainville failed. Then NZers turned up with waiata.
Mark Chamberlain's novel Pure is based on the harm methamphetamine causes in Northland.
Northland Rescue Helicopter has new fundraising book
The reworked play is being performed this week at Whangārei Girls' High School.
Northland grain farmer gains good yields with no-tillage technique.
Gas leak closes city street; and a $6m youth and community centre opens.
'The serious criminal element in our society is prepared to use firearms against police.'