Twin coast cycle trail ready for summer
Cyclists will be able to pedal from one coast to the other this summer with the Twin Coast Cycle Trail Pou Herenga Tai all but complete. The
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'No child should go without Christmas' - Ngapuhi runanga
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Church offers free Xmas breakfast
A Kaikohe church group wants to "shine a light" on the town by putting on a free Christmas breakfast. Toro Mason, a member of the
Agency blamed for shelved mill
The head of a government agency blamed for scuttling a pulp mill that could have brought 200 jobs to Kaikohe says he's surprised no
'We would lock ourselves in the room'
Incredibly strong young Kiwi Destiny O'Brien opened up about the abuse she endured from her own father.
Member of the public stops armed robber
A member of the public stopped an armed robber yesterday afternoon in what police are calling a "brave action by a community minded person".
False website story 'destructive'
By Mikaela Collins A false website story alleging an officer had sex with an underage Kaikohe local is "particularly destructive"
Grandfather and granddaughter elected
PD171016NADKELLY.JPGKelly van Gaalen and Shaun Reilly are thought to be Northland's - if not New Zealand's - first granddaughter-grandfather
Davis takes to the road to fight sexual violence
Kelvin Davis has never walked a full marathon before but the Te Tai Tokerau MP has committed to walking 40km every day for a week
Two dead following Northland crashes
Two Northlanders died in car accidents over the weekend, one of them drowned after the van he was in was swept away by a rain-swollen creek.
Fatal crash: Car stuck in creek
A man has died after the car he was in became stuck trying to cross a flooded Northland creek.
Deadly start to school holidays
Five people dead in road crashes in the last 24 hours and several others seriously injured.
PIC SPREAD: Nga Manu Korero
A few thousand people were in Whangarei this week to watch youth from around the country showcase their oratory skills. The Nga Manu
'Nga Manu Korero gives youth a voice'
Nga Manu Korero gives young people a voice and puts forward a good face for Maori, says Northland orator Paora Allen.
Feeding the needy with soup
The only thing that will stop a soup kitchen dishing out free, nutritious food to needy people in Kaikohe on Mondays will be a case
Roland's Wood plea heard
The Far North District Council is holding an extraordinary meeting in Kaikohe today and will discuss whether to grant the Friends
Town rallies to find missing girl
Within minutes of a Facebook post about a missing girl in Kaikohe locals were out in their cars searching every nook and cranny of
Teens arrested for burglaries
Police have arrested three young men following a number of burglaries in the Kerikeri region over the past couple of weeks.