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Northland news in brief: Women winched of Mt Manaia; and newborn s death not suspicious 2 Feb, 2021 04:00 PM 3 minutes to read An injured woman is winched off Whangārei s Mt Manaia by the Northland Rescue Helicopter on Monday. Photo / Tony Morgan Northern Advocate An injured woman was winched off a popular Whangārei Heads walking track by rescuers on Monday afternoon. Emergency services responded to a call around 4.50pm about the woman, in her 20s, who sustained a mild injury while on Department of Conservation Mt Manaia walking track. St John paramedics aboard the Northland Rescue Helicopter were required to winch her from a high part of the walking track, facing Taurikura, before they airlifted her to Whangārei Hospital. ....