Hospice hit hard by plant thieves
Plants have been stolen from the Far North Community Hospice.
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Surfcasting: Anglers descend on West Coast in droves
The Ngai Takoto Snapper Bonanza has had a cracking start.
Man charged with murder of baby in Kaitāia
A man has been charged with murder in relation to the death of a four-week-old baby
Entries open for Northland apprentice builders' challenge
Northland carpentry apprentices are invited to a challenge to demonstrate their skills.
Surfcasting: Snapper running rampant on 90 Mile
The Ngai Takoto Snapper Bonanza has sold out and big crowds are expected.
Fun teacher fondly farewelled at Mission Place Kindergarten
A well-loved kindy teacher has resigned from teaching after 23 years.
Fishing: One less whopper on Ninety Mile
Murray Kidd has pulled in a whopper of a fish at the Snapper Bonanaza.
Feedback call on Kerikeri Domain use
There is a call for feedback on the development of the Kerikeri Domain.
Kaeo man invents new technology to defeat possums
A Kaeo man has designed a new device to fight the invasion of possums.
Editorial: Government clipping the ticket at every opportunity
The government is taking rule-making to a ridiculous level, writes Peter Jackson.
Paihia couple's trees poisoned
A Paihia couple are devastated to discover their trees have been poisoned.
Panguru house and shed burnt to the ground
An two-storey house near Panguru was completely destroyed by a blaze on Thursday.
NZ generosity 'deeply moves' German tourists in Far North
German tourists robbed in Far North are touched by NZ kindness.
Jones says conflict of interest managed appropriately
Shane Jones said he played no part in the Government's decision to grant $4.6m to Manea.
Power outage brings First World problems
A power outage leaves our columnist held hostage by an automatic garage door.
'Bubbly and vivacious': Heavily pregnant mum dies suddenly
Talented Auckland photographer Janay Johnstone died unexpectedly this week.
Kiwis to the rescue after tourist's engagement ring stolen
A Kiwi woman's kindness has helped turn around a horrible holiday for German tourists.
DNA fails to ID kiwi-killing dogs
DNA tests have failed to identify the dog/s that killed six kiwi last year.
Makos RLC given three choices
The Kerikeri Makos have three choices for showers and changing rooms.
NIWA: Every scrap of plastic tells a valuable story
NIWA will be studying rubbish collected from the Kaiwharawhara catchment in Wellington.
Russell joins student strike
Russell Primary School pupils will join next week's strike for global warming action.
Heartless thief ruins Nico's proposal
Thieves took everything from tourists' car at Ahipara, including a surprise wedding ring.
Appeal from baby Maree's family
The family of baby Maree Ngahere is appealing for help for the police investigation.
Baby murder mystery: 'We want to know what happened to our mokopuna'
Maree Ngahere's whānau plead for information on the 1-month-old's death.
Will licence fees kill festivals?
A Far North vintner says licence fees are making festival participation expensive.
Federated Farmers: Living with methane
A climate change expert will be bringing his expertise to NZ this month.
Northland College farm dry but still milking
Despite the heat of summer, Northland College farm is still milking.
Kaitaia College leads solar conversion
The new solar system at Kaitaia College is bigger than any other school in the country's.
What's fair about a CGT?
Should the government's be looking at a capital gains tax or taxing the black market?
A wheelchair that can go anywhere
Ahipara man Kevin Griffiths has designed a 6WD wheelchair
New awards for conservation heroes
The Northland Regional Council has launched new awards to recognise conservation efforts.
Kaitaia mill mishap costs dearly
Juken NZ has been convicted of breaching health and safety rules - again
Locked out: Makos changing sheds condemned
Makos have a home ground but no showers after a fire forced a lock out.