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Julia Czerwonatis
Reporter for the Northern Advocate
Reporter for the Northern Advocate
We are your advocate, Aotearoa. Uncovering stories that matter, asking hard-hitting questions of those in power, live-blogging sport events, monitoring the highs and lows of the NZX and providing Premium expert opinion and analysis. Bringing you distinctive, quality journalism and breaking news from across New Zealand and around the world. With specialists working together to create indepth reads, engaging video, and unmissable podcasts.
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Northland's youth are speaking out about their thoughts on climate change.
Together they vaccinated 71 people last week and hope for more this Saturday.
Northland well below national vaccination rate.
NorthTec CEO Toa Faneva talks about how learning te reo can help people's career.
To nominate someone, visit Zaytia Beauty & Makeup Artistry on Facebook or Instagram.
Ruakākā School will get two new classrooms; $7m goes to Kamo High School.
Northlander Langdon Bradley joins the Whangārei court after long and trialling journey.
Public welcome at school - but public shaming possible for those who vandalise.
Fourteen kiwi died on the Motuora kiwi creche island during the drought.
Moerewa School will remain closed until the end of week, principal announced.
Home to some of our most beautiful beaches and marine wildlife, Northland is a must-see.
Ruakākā local Roger Hall has been surfing together with his dog Taz for nearly two years.
Whangārei resident complained over sign outside a Maunu dairy.
The EV charger was installed five years ago by Northpower.
Scientists have travelled to the Far North after the sea surrendered a 4.3m manta ray..
The Cancer Society has released a survey that indicates more kids are smoking at school.
Parade in Whangārei about showing "that te reo is here to stay" organisers say.
There are 48 empty shops in the Whangarei CBD.