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Car company moves to bigger, bolder Whangārei site
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Poisoned trees spring back to life after new treatment
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Tait to ride Northland horse at HOY
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WWII flying boat to visit Far North
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Community group aims to transform Kerikeri township
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Sea Scouts named after Sir Peter Blake
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Final chance to vote for Good Sort award
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Former students among visiting Sea Cleaners group
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Sir Hek says $4.6m for waka centre ensures revival of waka building has support
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Test will come when new cattle rustling laws applied in court
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Farmer loses appeal for rape and assaults
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Rafts battle for supremacy on Whangaroa Harbour
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Northland councils yet to decide on support of fireworks ban
Northlanders have their say on banning private sales on fireworks.
Northland youth unemployment rate lowest in 15 years
An MSD-funded programme is helping reduce the numbers of unemployed youth.