65yo motorcyclist killed in crash on State Highway 1 over the weekend
Police investigations say the cause of the crash was not like most involving motorbikes.
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Serious Crash Unit investigating fatal accident near Te Kamō
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No timetable yet for Brynderwyns highway closure
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Northland Regional Council power shift: Deputy chair facing chop
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‘Precious' kauri gum allegedly stolen from Waitangi returned, police say
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Innocent shoppers attacked as fight spills out of Far North supermarket
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Food safety experts share tips for eating safely outdoors this summer
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Places of worship targeted by threats; 70+ 'concerning emails' made
Police believe the threats are coming from the same source.
Signficant final report on Ngāpuhi treaty claims to be handed over at Waitangi
The report details findings of the Tribunal’s inquiry into Treaty breaches and more.
Packing a punch in motor vehicle history: A tour through time at Packard Motor Museum
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Ruawai's $18m drainage scheme would welcome climate pilot money
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'They were in shock': Car crashes into sushi restaurant
Police are investigating after a car ploughed through a Kerikeri restaurant shop front.
Māori Battalion taonga stolen from Waitangi museum in broad daylight
The kauri gum treasure, the size of a small netball, was taken around midday on Sunday.
'Concerning' email sent to schools and hospitals across New Zealand
Police are working to establish the origin of the emails.
Pōhutukawa tree believed to be 600 years old topples into sea
"It was a lot of noise, and she went magnificently. She just toppled."
Young shoplifter suffers brain injury after being assaulted in prison
Henare Tito was trespassed from shops, but he still went back and stole from them.
DoC's Northland campsites could sell out for summer
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Bay News: Floral blast from the past; Christmas carols back
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Hard-up Far North hospices get help from Farmers Kaitāia Christmas appeal
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First cruise ships to be welcomed to Whangārei next year
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Forest mega-mast a mixed blessing for Far North native fauna
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