Letters: Classroom chaos puts pressure on teachers
Today's teachers are overloaded with students and it's not right, says a reader.
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Anti-rodeo activists SAFE claim to be 'bullied'
SAFE claim they were bullied by crowds at the Mid Northern rodeo.
Project Crimson thank 1080 for saving precious pōhutukawa
Project Crimson have utilised 1080 to fight pests to save pōhutukawa and rātā trees.
Kaitaia Family Court judge faces new beginnings in Christchurch
Judge Sarah Lindsay is heading to Christchurch after nine years in the North.
Police make arrests over Kawakawa home invasion
Two women have appeared in court after an attack on an elderly woman in Kawakawa.
Missing Far North woman found safe
Yesterday Police issued an appeal for any sightings of 27-year-old Hinepukohurangi Papuni.
The heavens will open: Torrential rain, flood warnings for east coast
Parts of the east coast could see 120mm of rain in a 24-hour period.
Letters: Dog bylaws totally ineffective
The FNDC appear to be completely ineffective at dealing with vicious dogs, says a reader.
Warning: Be careful when harvesting Far North shellfish
Know the risks when taking shellfish from Far North beaches.
Far North fire fighters: Check before starting burnoffs
Rural fire fighters want farmers to check before burning rubbish in the Far North region.
No place for cattle at Broadwood A&P show
No cattle will be on display at the Broadwood A&P Show.
Forest & Bird: Anti-1080 protesters 'beyond reason'
1080 protesters have cost Department of Conservation more than $1m to protect staff.
Far North tourist seeks good Samaritan 'Whina' after rural rescue
A tourist to the Far North is on the hunt for a woman who came to his rescue.
Editorial: Smaller communities march to beat of different drum
Kaikohe has not lost its spirit, writes Peter Jackson, despite its decline.
Rubbish dumpers in Northland tarnish 'clean, green' image of NZ
Roadside rubbish is becoming an unsightly blight on NZ's image in the Far North.
Woman in court over attack on 92-year-old in her Far North home
Woman in court over attack on 92-year-old in her Far North home
Desperate dad leads police on 'dangerous' chase after child attacked by dog in Hihi
A dog that attacked a child in Hihi has been destroyed.
Police hunt attackers after elderly attack in Kawakawa
Far North police are hunting two women who attacked an elderly woman in her home.
More rain for Tuesday before hot spell returns
Wet day for much of the North Island with heaviest falls in the afternoon.
The end of muggy nights: Cool front brings relief from heat
Tonight Auckland is dropping to 14C from an average of 18-19C the past few weeks.
Govt announces $20 million to make rural highways safer
Road safety measures announced for Hawke's Bay, Gisborne, Manawatu and the West Coast.
Sheepdog trials: Veteran campaigner aims to make cut
A group of local shepherds are taking on the national sheep dog trial championships
Shellfish warning extended for Far North harbours
A shellfish warning in the Far North has been extended following reports of illness.
Tractors spectacular once again in Taupo Bay
Tractors of all sizes have rumbled through Taupo Bay for a spectacular event.
Kaitaia couple celebrate 65 happy years of marriage
A Kaitaia couple have hit a very special milestone in their years together.
A not so happy New Year for Kaitaia's Quarry Rd residents
A Kaitaia resident is disgusted at the state of Quarry Rd, saying it's dangerous.
Letters: Manganui County rubbish not enough to keep tourists away
A reader points out the rubbish and weeds filling the Mangonui area.
Hunt for dangerous dogs continues in Kaikohe
The FNDC are still hunting the dogs that attacked local man Jim Morgan's dog Sandy.
A tragic beginning to 2019 in Far North
Tragedy has marred the new year in the Far North.
Dairy farmers are listening, says DairyNZ
Farmer concern about healthy water has come at no surprise to DairyNZ.
Police want to speak to witnesses of Far North crash and its aftermath
Police want to speak to witnesses of Far North crash and its aftermath
Letters: What makes a community?
Kaikohe is a friendly place, and one reader is proud to live there.
Letters: Empty rhetoric requires action
MPI Fishery team members did a good job in a recent operation at Ahipara, says a reader.
Another Coastguard rescue at Hokianga
The Hokianga Coastguard have rescued a couple with their dog in the harbour.