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It marked the first joint training camp for rookie guards from four Northland surf clubs.
'Bitterly disappointing': Taniwha coach reflects on season
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Sudden death of 5-week-old baby under investigation by Northland police
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Hundreds of jobs lost: Marsden Pt confirms move to import-only terminal
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Body of lone angler found at popular beach in Kaipara
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Northland's economy standing up to Delta well.
Border opening: Campgrounds booked up as concerns over Covid outbreak increase
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Far North marae 'stepping up' to encourage vaccination
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Aucklanders pumped to travel north to their holiday homes
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Record number of submissions on Oruku conference centre proposal
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