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Rates due on Monday, but Northlanders are struggling
Northland council rates are due on Monday, but many are struggling to pay.
Northland council rates are due on Monday, but many are struggling to pay.
News snippets from Northland.
A protest against the council's dog control system brought a vow from the mayor.
News snippets from the Far North
The latest news from the Bay of Islands and surrounds.
People lighting fires on Far North's conservation islands could be jailed or fined.
Surf lifesaving camp gives Far North youth vital training.
A lack of faith in dog control in the Far North sparks a protest at the council.
Toxins in shellfish in Far North spark health warning
“We want to know their story on what works and doesn’t, and if not, then why?”
Kids and adults had fun at the Emergency Services Family Fun Day at Kensington Park.
Where's the best events venue in the country? Right here in Northland!
Northland entertainer Luke Bird is a favourite to win the Television Personality award.
But Māori Appellate Court also warns him his case was poorly made.
Northland Kauri player on the Wahine Toa II double world champion card.
Awanui's huge efforts to revitalise itself have paid off.
Northland's Georgia Grant lands L’Oreal-Unesco For Women in Science (FWIS) fellowship.
Ex-tropical cyclone Lola dumped record rainfall on the Far North.
More than 11,000 animal pests wiped out in Far North forest
Peekaboo Backyard Eatery's green initiatives recognised.
News snippets from the Far North
There may be a second release of general admission tickets.
This year the gardeners in the Far Far North from Awanui to Ngataki get their turn.
Smoke, injured passengers, flashing lights and sirens at Kerikeri Airport exercise
Mariameno Kapa-Kīngi is honoured that people have put faith in her.
Awanui turns it on for visitors at annual celebration
The Northland Business Excellence Awards winners have been announced.
The festivities often traumatise pets, cattle and wild animals.
'I'll be sending her back with a blood nose - and no title.'