The Northland Age - 2022-03-08

• Hospital prepares for increase in Omicron
• Blessing kickstarts flood work
• NorthTec embraces online Po¯ whiri For Semester One
• Man, 29, wanted for missed court dates
• Swim series return
• Dry summer
• Comedian to perform
• Free dental service
• Lifestyle key to dodging gut cancer
• ‘Our world turned upside down’
• Grocery prices a growing concern
• Straying animals a potential lethal risk
• Difficult to avoid Omicron
• COMPLAINTS
• RENEWABLE ENERGY POTENTIAL
• KEEPING IT LOCAL
• LET TRANSPOWER KNOW YOU SUPPORT A NORTHLAND RENEWABLE ENERGY ZONE
• WHAT ARE RENEWABLE ENERGY ZONES?
• WHY THIS IS IMPORTANT FOR NORTHLAND
• Bureaucrat­s need to fix disconnect
• North must accelerate shift to clean energy
• World feels more tense as the hole deepens
• Oruru Valley a site worth saving
• Music kids’ Pak ‘n Save performanc­e
• Oturu teacher brought sense of fun to his profession
• DESIGN A TALKING POINT
• Keeping home in fine trim
• NUMBERCRUN­CHER
• Bates looking for lift from her home crowd
• Favoured Avaya set pace as McCaw’s team is airlifted out
• Skier adds silver in Super-G
• Finishing touches before Aupiki
• 18-hole net competitio­n
• Good turnout for a day of fun croquet
• Bowling pair and trio on a roll

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