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Time capsule opened at Peria School's 150th celebration, reburied it for future discovery
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Innovative product earns construction company 30k development grant
Northland's Rockstead Construction wins $30k development grant for eco building product.
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Two Northland road deaths and suspected drowning spur police safety call.
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Thunderstorm, heavy rain watch for Northland on Christmas afternoon
Two deaths on Northland's roads bring horror start to holiday period
Two people lost their lives on Northland's roads this weekend, prompting a police warning.
Toxic shellfish warning for Northland's west coast - don't eat them
Very high levels of toxin-producing phytoplankton have been found in seawater tests.
Dead wallabies spotted on side of roads: Northland urged to be alert for pest
Evidence suggests the wallaby sightings are genuine.
Bay News: Superyachts return to Ōpua; ride of a lifetime for pair
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Sweetwaters' sour taste in Kaitāia - no water yet from $15M-plus project
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News briefs from the far North - rubbish bin for Russell, PlunketLine nurses on call and free bus service
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Warm Christmas for far North, but rain could dampen the big day
MetService says Far North will be warm at Christmas, but rain's a possibility
Te Oneroa-a-Tōhe Ninety Mile Beach gets new speed limits as part of safety plan
Te Oneroa-a-Tōhe Ninety Mile Beach gets summer safety plan and new speed limits
Far Far North has prohibited fire season as extreme risk hits
No open-air fires will be permitted in Muriwhenua as danger rises.
Kiwi makes unlikely bedfellow in Bay of Islands
The iconic bird made itself at home in Northland.
Ruakākā brigade chief steps down after 35 years as a firefighter
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Caregiving qualifications for nine at Kaitāia's Switzer Residential Care home
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Peria School celebrates success at prizegiving
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New Kaeo River bridge opening still some months away
Kāeo's $40m bridge won't be open until February.
Meet the Northlanders up for prestigious national sporting awards
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Teams from Far North schools first to third at Aquabots final, win spots at international comp in USA
Far North schools' triple success at Aquabots underwater robot battle
News briefs from the Far North - Shop opens after crash and police want to catch bashers
News snippets from the Far North.
Taipa kids learn about traditional Māori fish traps
Far North students learn how to catch fish using a historic Māori trap.
$9000 raised from Kaitāia Riding for the Disabled’s Garden Safari
Vital funds raised from Kaitāia Riding for the Disabled’s recent Garden Safari
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Kaikohe mental health unit gets sensory room to aid recovery
Kaikohe sensory room helping mental health patients and families
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Safety worries behind Kaitāia's lack of Christmas decorations.
Historic Ngāpuhi Waitangi Tribunal report into injustices delivered to the iwi at Waitangi
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Successful Wahine Toa II slug-fest could get sequel - promoters delighted with response
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