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Mayoral candidate says he is not endorsing himself through political lobby group
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Northland family to spend $5000 radio win on Rarotonga trip
A Northlander won Jono & Ben's "5 words for 5K" on The Hits Breakfast show this week.
Comment: How sport can help shape well-rounded humans
Sport is more than honing physical prowess: it builds mental, emotional, and social skills
Strong demand for ticket sales for Whangārei Rugby World Cup games
Women's rugby teams to enjoy non-match activities in Northland during their stay.
What's the catch? Is this the cheapest house and land package in New Zealand?
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Bikes and cars wanted to join Pink Ribbon Ride
The ride for bikes, trikes and cars sets off this Saturday morning.
Local body elections: Low voter turnout blamed on outdated voting system
"Get off your chuff and vote," Mayor urges residents.
Wyn Drabble: Springing back from a horrible experience
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Trial date set for two men accused of central city murder
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School brekkie programme hits milestone
Food programmes keep school children well fed
Bay News: Coastal Classic celebrates 40th anniversary
Yacht race once again proves popular.
Douglas Chowns' new painting on show in Whangārei - briefly
The painting will soon be sent to the museum in the UK that commissioned it.
Supermarket without price tags: Families invited to take what they need
A social supermarket has opened in Whangārei as the cost of food reaches record highs.
Northland art is going under the hammer for Ukraine
Organisers are asking local artists to donate their work for the November auction.
'I freak out every time I hear a vehicle': Kāinga Ora slammed for poor vetting of tenant
Kāinga Ora won't consult neighbours prior to its new tenants moving into state houses.
Comment: Our economy in the box seat to ride out global headwinds
I see a future where Whangārei seizes more opportunities.
Nearly 500 students back at school after truancy campaign launch
The Let's Get to School campaign began in early August.
From simple online selling to setting sights on overseas market
Northlander's creative ability in traditional Māori practice recognised.
Local Iranians react to mass anti-govt protests back home
Whangārei-based Bahai'i fears for the safety of her relatives in Iran.
Community supports family after child's death falling from tree
A friend of the family said Declan was normally a confident tree-climber.
One arrested in Kaeo after armed police search
One person arrested in Northland following an AOS callout.
Police justified in pursuing car after driver fired shots
The fleeing driver fired multiple shots at police from a .303 rifle
Roof repairs put parking under pressure at Whangārei Town Basin
Town Basin businesses are receiving a new roof, but the spotlight is on a lack of parking.
News in brief: Public memorial service for Queen Elizabeth II
Catch up on what's happening around the region.
Bumper wedding season ahead for region's event organisers
Party hire, make-up artists and wedding gown suppliers in Northland flat out.
Comment: Out on a limb in the company of trees
For some reason the past week has been centred around trees
'It was very scary' Brothers flee burning yacht in the nick of time
Brothers use dinghy to get to shore after their boat catches fire in the Bay of Islands.
One hundred games not out for Taniwha mascot
Taniwha mascot to run for his 100th game against Manawatu in Kaikohe.
Northlander marches in procession taking Queen's casket to final resting place
Northlander Anya Ruri marches in procession taking Queen's casket to Westminster Abbey.
Playwright hopes Northlanders recall positives about Covid lockdown
Playwright Anders Falstie-Jensen explains why people should reflect on Covid lockdowns.
Northland leak 52 points against Tasman Mako in Nelson
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Sheryl Mai: Reflecting on the past nine years as Mayor of Whangārei
We have achieved a lot in the past nine years.