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Northland news in brief
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The new booster seats will help police safely take young children away from emergencies.
Northlanders are loud and clear about importance of urgent road repairs
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News snippets from around the North
Man allegedly spotted speeding; Nominations for senior of the year.
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Two men in court over Motatau house fire
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Whangārei list MP Shane Reti wants all parties to support his cancer medicines members bill
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Number of flowers down but quality up in Whangārei
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Shane Reti: Let cancer sufferers tell their story
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Taniwha's campaign gets off to a horror start
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Editorial: Northlanders and our roads have been neglected for too long
We in Northland are sick of being political pawns
Northland suffer heavy defeat
Demolition job as Wellington thump the Taniwha in eight-try romp.
Energy Minister rules out subsidy to keep Refining NZ going
Refinery shareholders vote for proposed import-only fuel terminal.
Students learn about collaboration and environmental sustainability
Students plant 1500 native trees to protect the harbour and habitat for native birds.
Canning of project 'seems absurd': Nats commit to four-laning south of Whangārei
Upgrade projects costly but crucial, National infrastructure spokesman Andrew Bayly says.
Bird recovery centre's free solar panels will save $8k a year
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Whangārei's newly formed charity Children With Disability has inclusive projects in pipeline
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Whangārei Girls' High wins first prize at ShowQuest Regionals after seven years
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Refining NZ shareholders vote for proposed model
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Former Te Runanga-a-iwi o Ngāpuhi leader Sonny Tau charged with indecent assault
Former Te Runanga-a-iwi o Ngāpuhi Chair Raniera "Sonny" Tau facing indecent assault charge
Economic loss of refinery conversion a worry for Northland
First Union is urging Refining NZ shareholders to vote against import terminal model.
New $10m Port Rd bridge should ease city congestion
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