Conference encourages students to take up geography jobs
More than 50 students from Northland high schools went along to the conference.
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Business as usual for Ruakaka trainers
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Cattle truck driver in Northland fails impairment test during police blitz
Illegal drivers detected by a 40-strong police team during a five-day traffic blitz.
Feedback wanted on Twin Coast Discovery town plans
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'Show and tell' for Māori Battalion descendants
Hui part of preparations for a new museum at Waitangi and a book about A Company.
Yam, Palmer take home Northland squash titles
Former Northlander Abbie Palmer won the women's title beating Northland's Sacha Pou-Tito.
Northland FC fall to league leaders
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Māori art showcased at culture centre's first exhibition
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Northland cadet scheme brings power to the people
A Northpower cadetship has been launched to bring more electricity supply workers on line.
Yes we have no flu jabs today: Northland District Health Board
Instead of advising people to have flu shots, authorities are offering hygiene tips.
Drinking stream water after Northland 1080 drop sparks council complaint
Complaints partly upheld but councillor slams investigation as biased and lacking context.
Cops in togs nab wanted man during mid-winter swim
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Otamatea perish in 91-point battle
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Pero Cameron back to grow basketball
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Goals aplenty in premier men's hockey
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Ruakaka races, rugby and league results
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And they're off - Race day at Ruakaka
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Far North slip repair method could halve costs for council
Mesh and anchor method cuts time and materials, resulting in savings.
Wheelchair basketball: Northland's potential on display
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Proof needed before dogs can be destroyed: FNDC
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20 months jail for man who strangled partner
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Controversy costs Northland FC points
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A&P Society refreshes old farm cadetship model
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