Photos: Kerikeri High raft race 2019
Twenty-four rafts of varying seaworthiness competed in 46th raft race at Kerikeri Basin.
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Northland bowls: Junior open pairs winners crowned
The men's division final went down to the last bowl of the last end to find a winner.
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Family not giving up fight to stay in NZ
A well-known Chinese family living in Kerikeri are seeking to stay in New Zealand.
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After such loss, Dianne Neal and Lesley Parton have found solace in cycling.
Housing hui calls for better collaboration across the spectrum
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They'll do health checks, desexing, vaccinations, parasite treatment and operations.
Ngāpuhi Festival postponed until 2021
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Driver flees after crash near Waipapa
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Eastwood: Daylight Saving a great chance for exercise
Eastwood is hoping to see a lot more people out and about over the next few weeks.
Controversial Kerikeri pavilion demolition to go ahead in February
On-again, off-again demo plan has left pavilion users in limbo since 2016 arson attack.
New medical technology links rural patients to ICU specialists
Northland hospitals first in the country to get new telemedicine system.
Kiwi firm gives police station a spruce up
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Local tennis, golf and bowls results
Northland 's senior tennis club competition is in full swing after three rounds.
Northland crippled: Mass power outage affects 92,000 homes
Update: Electricity expected to gradually be restored over the next few hours.
Northland waterbug taking on the world
Billie Scott, 20, has tried it all - surfing, kitesurfing, foiling, windsurfing.
Waipū golfers take top honours
It was the third win a row for the Waipū women's golf team at the annual event.
Marjorie Smith hits 100-year milestone
Born in Ireland, Smith moved to New Zealand in the 1950s and bought a farm.
New exhibition explores Captain Cook
The exhibition is at the Hangar Gallery in Whangārei.
Fire restrictions in force but little relief so far for firefighters
Permits required for most outdoor fires across Northland as of 8am yesterday.
Parkes' century ends in one-run loss
Even after scoring 129, Thorn Parkes had to walk off Cobham Oval disappointed.
Northland hapū want Ngāti Whatua Treaty negotiations halted
Hapū say they have not consented to being included in negotiations.
Northlanders nail stats at Red Bull Ignite7 sevens
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Sports academy mooted for Whangārei's decrepit Jubilee Park
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Half-marathon draws big field
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Blair Tuke's passion for the ocean leads to establishment of charity
The charity's vision is for New Zealand to be a world leader in ocean health.
Photos: Lots of fun at first E Tū Otangarei event
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Photos: Party time in Kerikeri
Up to 5000 people packed Kerikeri's main street for the town's biggest event of the year.
Jubilee Park - it started with a hay paddock
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Celebration of two ocean-voyaging traditions
Tuia 250 journey felt like a joint celebration of two ocean voyaging traditions.
Perene driving cricket's future in te reo
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