New world record for Kaitāia shearer Flynn Harvey as part of a three-man team
Kaitāia shearer Flynn Harvey part of three-man world record.
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Kaitāia police missing out on community interaction
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Far North duo to head Northland Inc board
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Agreement to help save Northland’s largest lake
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Innovative product earns construction company 30k development grant
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Police urge caution after Northland's horror Christmas weekend
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Thunderstorm, heavy rain watch for Northland on Christmas afternoon
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