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Winston Peters: Old parties have lost the plot
The Country takes a look at some agricultural policies on offer ahead of the election.
Rural Ramblings: The Chilling Fields
It's a nice quiet time of year on the farm, before the madness of spring
$20.20 minimum wage a poll booster
Why do so many people out of the spotlight feel forced into lying to Winz to get by?
Support and tributes for families of shooting victims
Northland grieves in support of Wendy and Natanya Campbell's families.
Is it time for a mindshift?
We need to put more trust in ourselves to engage with politics and decision making.
Was it all about boxing, or gangs networking?
What were Australian gangs doing at Northland boxing event?
Otaika Valley Rd log truck crashes just keep on coming
Ten years and Otaika Valley Rd log truck crashes just keep on coming
Don't copy ostriches on topic of suicide
Not talking about suicide is too close to a "head in the sand" approach, says Les Gray.
To vote yes or no... that is the question
Vaughan Gunson mulls his position on voluntary euthanasia in this week's Topical Takes.
Looking forward to real election issues
The Maori seat debate - what difference would it make to Hohepa Bloggs?
Crowd behaviour: Keep the passion, lose the abuse
Clubs, NRU should be applauded for trying to make rugby safer for everyone.
Paid parking a sign Whangarei continues to grow up
Paid parking had to come at popular Town Basin spot.
The superheroes are all around us
Vaughan Gunson writes about a new twist to the superhero tale in his latest Topical Takes.
Don't mess with the ref
Seventy-seven-week ban sends strong message - don't mess with the ref.
Jonny Wilkinson finds all roads lead to home
"Be careful what you wish for -you might get it!" Don't these smarty pants cliches grate?
Search for owner of cash-stuffed wallet
Thousands in cash yet to be reunited with owner.
Belief is a peculiar thing
People often say that you have to believe in something. The reverse is true, surely.
Unflattering portrayal needs to be countered with facts
Advocate columnist Vaughan Gunson questions the myth that Kiwis are obsessed by rugby.
Break the silence on Northland youth suicide
It's time to have a conversation about youth suicide
At 23, this Northlander is already a soul role model
The voice of a new generation is an old soul
Rural Ramblings: New Life for Bex and Bruce
When you live in the country, you soon see a vast number of feral cats share it too.
Shock if Jones not announced as NZ First candidate
Whangarei could have two Shanes in Parliament.
Speculators, big business and banks need to pay greater share of tax
Winston Peters says, "New Zealanders have been sold out by the Greens big time." Really?
Let's sell Marsden City to Larry Ellison
Let's sell Marsden City to Larry Ellison to build on his Cup dream, says Craig Cooper.
Bags not! Garden rubbish sack rejected for being too big
Leo McCullough finds that not all black bags are born equal
Burning Bridges - Minister of Disability's major gaff
Disabled people's advocate is shocked by Minister of Disabilities' gaff
Andrew Johnsen: Don't pop the champagne just yet
Don't expect a whitewash of Oracle, writes Andrew Johnsen.
Editorial: The truth about lying
It's simple -- politicians should not just tell the truth, they should stop lying.
Compare road safety spending to suicide prevention
Consider this - why don't we make more noise about suicide?
Lorde album a chance to generation hop
One of the cool things about music is that it allows you to generation hop.