More convictions over big meth haul
Two more of those involved in the 2016 90 Mile Beach meth seizure are convicted.
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Police appeal for witnesses after truck fatally strikes 10-year-old
Police believe there were a number of witnesses to the fatal Kamo Rd crash.
Resilience key for dairy farming
The effect of diet on dairy cow production will be explained at a field day in Dargaville.
Dog trials: Sheep good, food good, all good ...
The week-long event was a massive success and a great credit to the hosting centre.
Shane Jones: Farmers need townies
Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones tells farmers they can't go it alone.
Time's up for another RSA
Kaikohe's RSA has fallen victim to poor patronage and rising costs.
Editorial: What would lower speed limits achieve?
Peter Jackson asks, are lower speed limits about saving lives or getting us out of cars?
Ancient bones found at Tokerau Beach
A textbook response to the discovery of ancient bones on Tokerau Beach.
Poems for a much-loved brother
Debby Curreen launches her collection of poems for her brother.
Mangonui mourns an icon
Publican Paddy O'Leary, grievously injured in a fall last year, has died at 67.
Far North clubs dominate junior series
Local clubs share top honours in new 'junior' provincial series
Farm tales of eels and exploding cowsheds enthral students
Children's author Jennifer Somervell paid a visit to Paihia School.
Visitors retain honours on tough weekend
Auckland anglers continued the dominance over their Far North counterparts.
Livestock values set for tax purposes
There are two main methods of valuing livestock on hand at year-end for tax purposes.
Life membership for a 'conservation legend'
The woman who founded Friends of Rangikapiti is acknowledged with life membership.
Kerikeri has a bus stop problem
Dave Perry fears losing Kerikeri's InterCity service if a new bus stop isn't found.
Northland roads fail NZTA test
Northland's roads are judged not fit for existing speed limits.
Wild ginger project already a winner
It may be a noxious weed, but it could lead to fame and fortune for three students.
Homes damaged after tornado strikes Cooper's Beach
A tornado damages homes at Cooper's Beach, rendering two uninhabitable.
Karen Williams: Funding boost most welcome
Abusing a person or animal is never okay - and funding to help the problem is welcomed.
Teachers won't be backing down
Hora Hora Primary School principal Pat Newman sees no end yet to teachers' strikes.
Breaking the rules once had consequences
One bottle of sherry had major consequences for Kaitaia College students in 1969.
Northland has its fifth case of measles
Another case of measles has been diagnosed, this time involving a child care centre.
The joy of becoming a New Zealander
The road to citizenship can be a long one - but well worth taking.
Kids doing without for others
Pukenui School pupils are once again supporting the 40 Hour Famine.
Honour for a kiwi wildlife champion
Wildlife champion Laurence Gordon was awarded the MNZM.
'Rail is back on track': Winston Peters to front big new funding announcement for KiwiRail
The Budget has moved rail back to a more central role in the economy.
A pine tree wrecking ball for farmland
Close to 300,000 stock units will be lost this year in Wairoa, Pongaroa and Wairarapa.
David Seymour: Who's the real threat to freedom of speech?
David Seymour asks who represents the real threat to freedom of speech.