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Sheepdog trials: Moody and Spot sort freewheelin' sheep
Mike Moody and Spot blew them all away at Omamari Sheep Dog Trials.
Cattle welcome at Kaitaia A&P Show
Kaitaia A&P Show is one of only two shows in NZ allowing cattle to be displayed.
Letters: Labour Party leading by the communist manifesto
A reader laments Labours approach to education, business and tax.
A bad year for cruelty to animals
The SPCA says last year was the worst yet for cruelty to animals
A second summer on the ice
Private Nikora Robinson is enjoying his second summer in Antarctica.
$8.2 million for the Far North
MP Kelvin Davis has announced $8.2 million in PGF funding for five Far North projects
Homicide investigation: Four-week-old girl suffered brain injury
Police appeal for help in investigation into death of four-week-old girl in Kaitaia
Cancer-stricken toddler gets four 'glorious' days at home
Grayson Partridge is fighting anaplastic large cell lymphoma, a rare immune system cancer.
Worker who suffered horrific burns at wood plant gets $60k payout
Repeat-offending processing company fined $365,000 after worker suffers horror injuries.
Fisheries NZ complete count of Northland's west coast fish
Fisheries New Zealand has completed a survey of Northland's west coast fish.
Wetlands vital to Northland eco-system, say NRC
Wetlands are environmentally crucial to Northland, say NRC.
$8.2m from Provincial Growth Fund for projects in Kaitaia
Big winner is a waka centre Aurere at the southern end of Doubtless Bay.
Kawakawa speed limit: A bigger agenda at play for rural roads?
Rural speed limits are in the spotlight after the Kawakawa Three Bridges petition.
Not your common or garden pork roll
Pest animals, plants and insects have been transformed into edible treats for Field Days.
Bark in the Park a great success
Dogs flocked to Kawakawa for Saturday's inaugural Bark in the Park
Dion Wharerau's success hard-earned
Dion Wharerau's success is built on determination and hard work.
Reduced speed limit has strong support
The call for a reduced sped limit over Kawakawa's three bridges has strong support
Ahipara locals caught driving drunk 100m from home
Men caught driving from the the Ahipara golf club with excess alcohol were 100m from home.
Man in 20s rushed to hospital after crash near Okaihau
The car is off the road and the person is lying beside it, police say
Two children seriously injured in Northland crash
Crash has left two children with serious injuries, with one in a critical condition.
Wild weather: Upper North Island braces for soaking
Power crews are on standby as wet and windy weather starts to lash the North Island.
Top cop elects to give evidence in trial
"I totally refute these allegations, it just never happened."
Fishing: Two snapper bagged by field of near 60
The Workman Tankard fishing contest produced little results on the weekend.
NRC: Focus on Northland's wilding pines
NRC is examining wildling conifers to observe impacts in the Far North.
Flying boat coming to Kaitaia
The world's last passenger-carrying Catalina is coming to Kaitaia
Speed petition data questioned
A Bay of Islands businessman disputes the benefits of a reduced speed limit at Kawakawa.
Complainant once praised cop on trial in letter
Letter of praise authored by woman who now accuses cop of sexual assault unearthed.
Principal almost loses finger in freak tug of war accident
School abandons tug-of-wars after its principal almost lost a finger when a rope snapped.
The Far North can be its own worst enemy
Every so often the Far North produces an especially egregious example of bad behavior.
Federated farmers: Lessons for tourism, forestry
Federated Farmers: Some of our best soils are lost to suburban spread, writes Kim Reilly.