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Flying boat coming to Kaitaia
The world's last passenger-carrying Catalina is coming to Kaitaia
The world's last passenger-carrying Catalina is coming to Kaitaia
A Bay of Islands businessman disputes the benefits of a reduced speed limit at Kawakawa.
Letter of praise authored by woman who now accuses cop of sexual assault unearthed.
School abandons tug-of-wars after its principal almost lost a finger when a rope snapped.
Every so often the Far North produces an especially egregious example of bad behavior.
Federated Farmers: Some of our best soils are lost to suburban spread, writes Kim Reilly.
Farmer confidence has dropped according to a recent Feds survey.
Hundreds of new pest traps have been put to work in the bay of Islands.
Comment: A few Kerikeri fruit thieves ruin the reputation of the region for everyone.
The FNDC says vicious dogs are not unique to Kaikohe
A Far North principal wants parents to take more responsibility for their truant children
NZME has released its full-year results.
Anglers came from afar to take on the Best in the West fishing competition this weekend.
"I felt like if they hadn't come to the house that day I probably would have died."
Five out of 16 dogs located on Harold Ave by dog rangers were unregistered.
Thieves take every last plum from mission orchard.
The FNDC has seized a dog believed to have attacked 95-year-old Jim Morgan
GP Cecil Williams says Kaitaia's health system is in trouble
Top Warriors players set to visit Kaikohe on Wednesday to interact with local youth
Far North club finally gets season underway with well attended tournament.
Two men who died were brothers doing what family say "they both loved most".
Meth-related offending has now overtaken cannabis in New Zealand.
The Provincial Growth Fund should be taking ideas from the general public, says a reader.
Te Ara Mahi will give many youth in Northland new opportunities, writes Shane Jones.
Work is underway in a spot one Awanui man holds close to his heart.