Poetry is alive and well in Northland
It was amazing to find other people serious about writing poetry.
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Consent request for Kerikeri climate change sculpture
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Deaf community lobby for more sign language interpreters
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Paralympian Emma Foy retires from successful Para cycling career
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Hotel plan for central Whangārei is off and campaign now to save Almond Court flats
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Nearly half of Northland's kiwifruit exported from Northport
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Lack of safety signs at Northland beach where man died criticised by coroner
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