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Russell 1080 Plan

Department of Conservation officer Martin Rodd talks about the plan for the Russell Forest

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Joao da Silva who's had a late diagnosis of bowel cancer. 25 September 2018 Northern Advocate photograph by Michael Cunningham

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Health System

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Tim Antonio, President of the of Dargaville Racing Club fears The Last Post will soon be sounded for the club. 17 September 2018 Northern Advocate photograph by John Stone

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Tim Antonio of the Dargaville Racing Club

Tim Antonio, President of the of Dargaville Racing Club fears The Last Post will soon be sounded for the club.

Steampunk Suffrage Strut for, ahead of Saturdays big strut event. 17 September 2018 Northern Advocate Photograph by John Stone

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Steampunk Suffrage Strut

Steampunk Suffrage Strut for, ahead of Saturdays big strut event.

Mini the boat cat lives aboard the catamaran Catknapp in the Whangarei Town Basin 14 September 2018 Northern Advocate photogrph by John Stone

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Mini The Whangarei Town Basin Cat

Kate Shepherd Camellias donated by Zonta to the WDC, Dianne Perrin, at back, Wendy Logie, Barbara Macdonald, Jo Boston and Debbie Jowitt, all from Zonta Club of Whangarei. 12 September 2018 Northern Advocate photograph by Michael Cunningham NAG 17Sep18 - Dianne Perrin (front) with other Zonta members Wendy Logie, Barbara Macdonald, Jo Boston and Debbie Jowitt. Photo / Michael Cunningham NAG 17Sep18 -

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Kate Sheppard Camellia

Te Wiki o te reo Maori Parade, Whangarei Library to the Canopy Bridge. 14 September 2018 Northern Advocate photograph by Michael Cunningham

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Thousands turn out to Whangārei's Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori parade

Bill Edmonds has a few tips on how to be proactive about rubbish. 13 September 2018 Northern Advocate photograph by Michael Cunningham

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Rubbish Collector

Raumanga Kohanga, Mum Hana Park and Rokomai (spiderman) and Hinemaia (baby). 13 September 2018 Northern Advocate photograph by Michael Cunningham

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Kōhanga reo another home for tamariki, says mum

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Kerikeri kindy kids' kapa haka

Kevin Hurley owner of Tony Gordon Panelbeaters is starting a 4 day week x 10 hour days trial with his staff . From left, Kevin Hurley, Damien Price and Murray Welch and Stefan Ashford.

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Kevin Hurley owner of Tony Gordon Panelbeaters starting shorter working week

Alzheimers Northland putting up wraps around posts at Okara Park ahead of the game on Friday Night, Back post from left: Northland Rugby Union commercial and marketing manager Pat Stevens and Alzheimer's Northland fundraising manager Gary Bell, front post from left: Alzheimers Northland general manager Kevin Salmon and Northland Rugby Union club liason officer Clark Lewis 12 September 2018 Northern Advocate photograph by Michael Cunningham

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Alzheimers Northland

Te Warihi Hetaraka, Maori Language Week, Before Maori had language they had carving. 11 September 2018 Northern Advocate photograph by Michael Cunningham

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Māori Language Week: Carvings tell stories.

Department of Conservation helicopter during pre-1080 reccie over Russell Forest. 12 September 2018 Northern Advocate photograph by John Stone

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Russell 1080 Plan

Pakeha George Skuse has learned te reo 10 September 2018 Northern Advocate photograph by John Stone

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George Skuse on being Pākehā and learning about Māori culture

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Nano Girl Michelle Dickinson visits Whangarei students

Shaquille Shortland is speaking te reo Maori only for the entire month of September. 06 September 2018 Northern Advocate photograph by Michael Cunningham

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Te reo Maori

Talking to organisers of Te Wiki o te reo Maori parade in Whangarei, Moana-Aroha Henry, Ringi Hohepa and Kim Rogers. 07 September 2018 Northern Advocate photograph by Michael Cunningham

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Te Wiki o Te Reo Maori Parade in Whangārei

Four-year-old Caleb Campbell turned his hand to introducing the activiies at Portland School for the video. Giles McNeill at Portland Kindy filming their 30 second video for Keep NZ beautiful awards. 05 August 2018 Northern Advocate photograph by John Stone

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Four-year-old Caleb Campbell stars in Portland Kindy video

From left Ashley Cullen, Lockwood Smith and Don Harrison attend the meeting MPI calls public meeting to discuss microplasma bovis in Dargaville 06 September 2018 Northern Advocate photograph by John Stone

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M.Bovis meeting in Dargaville

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Mycoplasma bovis meeting in Dargaville

Bruce Crawford Principal of Hikurangi School in the line for upgrade 04 September 2018 Northern Advocate photograph by John Stone

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Hikurangi School getting extra classrooms

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