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Former Whangarei resident Brad Olsen has become New Zealand's go-to guy on the economy.
Petrol station raided for cigarettes for fourth time in six months
Thousands of dollars' worth of tobacco products were stolen from a Whangārei business.
Tropical fruits the way to go in winterless Northland
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After 19 months of construction Whangārei's Loop Rd roundabout opens on Monday
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Northland bakers in the running for best sausage rolls
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Award for art and mentoring programme at Northland's Ngawha prison
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Magpies defend Shield against the Taniwha
Magpies overpower Northland Taniwha to retain the Ranfurly Shield in Napier.
Kerikeri High to reopen on Monday after fire
Fire-damaged Northland school reopens on Monday
Messages of support for Taniwha before Shield challenge
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The Owl and the Pussy-Cat sail into Whangārei
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Winston Peters talks to 150 at NZ First's final Whangārei election rally
NZ First leader Winston Peters makes last plea for votes at a rally in Whangārei
Work starts on Mid North water storage scheme
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Potential in pigs, says Northland pig farm owner
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Despite a Covid-shortened season and fewer passengers, spending in North rose 17 per cent.