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Letters: Cynical Armistice Day editorial 'preposterous'
A reader responds to a recent editorial in the Northland Age.
A reader responds to a recent editorial in the Northland Age.
The Far North Sports Awards have named Jack Goodhue as winner of the Supreme Award.
A group of Northland weavers are heading to the British Museum to study Maori sail Te Rā.
Kids who are unprepared for exams seem to avoid consequences, writes Peter Jackson.
A Kaitaia firefighter is celebrating fifty years of service.
Two whale strandings in the Far North have stretched DoC workers.
The Northland Masters made an strong finish at an inter-provincial tournament last week.
Te Ara Oranga have won the Cedric Kelly Supreme Award for their work fighting meth.
DoC have sided with Forest & Bird to stop a Far North wetland from being mined.
Sergeant Maaka McKinney has been named NZ Defence Force Volunteer of the Year.
There needs to be resolutions to issues on the Sweetwater bore project, says reader.
BOI Watchdogs claim the FNDC have allowed dog control bylaws to lapse.
Kaitaia has a new mural thanks to Wall Worthy competition.
Cooper's Beach residents support a zone change that would allow new development.
Saving the Swamp Palace means more to residents than money, writes Peter Jackson.
Generators kept the power on in Kaitaia during a planned nine hour line upgrade.
Staff were given 30 minutes notice of strike at Kaitaia District Court.
71 finalists have been named for the upcoming FNDC Far North Sports Awards.
A man has died after an assault at Whangarei Hospital, police confirmed.
The Supreme Court has ruled the exporting of swamp kauri slabs and logs to be illegal.
Two Kaitaia police officers are moving on to greater things in Taranaki.
The Karel Sroubek case has been surrounded by uncertainty, writes former MP Peter Dunne.
A community group is aiming to make Kerikeri carbon neutral.
A number of kākā have been spotted in Kaitaia, after a notable absence.
Kaikohe's No 25 ATC has been officially recognised as one of the best units in NZ.
Power outage will deactivate electric fences and halt water supplies to paddocks.
FNDC are looking for feedback regarding a proposed retirement village in Cooper's Beach.
The GXB Surfcasting Competition turned out to be a special event for the community.
The Waimate North A&P Show had some top talent on display on Saturday.