Kākā make welcome return to Kaitaia
A number of kākā have been spotted in Kaitaia, after a notable absence.
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Kaikohe ATC defies odds to be best in NZ
Kaikohe's No 25 ATC has been officially recognised as one of the best units in NZ.
Farmers braced for all-day power cut
Power outage will deactivate electric fences and halt water supplies to paddocks.
Letters: Retirement village input needed in Cooper's Beach
FNDC are looking for feedback regarding a proposed retirement village in Cooper's Beach.
Surfcasting: GXB competition attracts huge crowd
The GXB Surfcasting Competition turned out to be a special event for the community.
Sheep dog trials: Veteran and rookie impress at Waimate North
The Waimate North A&P Show had some top talent on display on Saturday.
Kaitaia student wins $10k to follow medical dreams
A Kaitaia teen has won a $10k scholarship from AMP to kickstart her education.
Another 'sensational' year for Kaitaia College
Kaitaia College has had a spectacular year, and now students are reaping the rewards.
SAFE applauds legal action against Mid Northern Rodeo
SAFE is happy with recent prosecution of a man that used an electric prodder at a rodeo.
Editorial: Soldier's sacrifice honoured by hypocritical leadership
Comment: Today's leaders are unworthy of the selfless sacrifice of soldiers in WWI.
'Significant victory' for hemp industry in Far North
It is now legal to buy and consume hemp products in NZ thanks to new regulations.
Kaitaia fire siren breaks the silence for Armistice Day
The silence was broken by the local fire siren for Armistice Day in Kaitaia.
Fix the Swamp Palace: Taipa residents rally against Far North mayor
The Taipa community have made it clear what they expect from Far North mayor John Carter.
Billion Trees bungle: One million seedlings but land unfit
The plan was to plant 1.1 million pine trees - then someone looked at the ground.
Lost tramper spent night in remote forest
The woman was lost for a night in Raetea Forest.
Karikari comes to a pink party for breast cancer
Karikari went pink for breast cancer thanks to a group of hard working volunteers.
Warning not to ignore signs of meningococcal
There are signs of Meningococcal if you know what to look for - and seek treatment.
Letters: Warning of age tsunami in Kaitaia
The Switzer care CEO is warning at the age tsunami coming to Kaitaia.
Te Hiku Hauora farewells long-serving GP
Te Hiku Hauora will farewell one of its long-serving GPs tomorrow.
Far North RSA: Mark the armistice with noise
NZers are asked to mark the centennial of the armistice with as much noise as possible.
Otaua-born student wins Miss Five Crowns
An Otaua student has been named Miss Five Crowns NZ Princess Legacy.
Letters: Locals are taking action for sustainable fishing
A group committed to protecting fish stocks have started meeting with marae hapu.
Valerie Adams: Lunch, food tent and personal journey
Dame Valerie Adams has inspired her audience at an event in Kaikohe.
Kaitaia mum fights Pharmac for chance to live
Kaitaia mother of three Donna MacMillan is on the fight for her life against breast cancer
Opinion: Oh joy, another rule for farmers
The council couldn't spot a wetland in a police lineup, yet farmers are expected to do it.
Editorial: Residency for drug smuggler new low for Immigration
Comment: Offering residency to Karel Sroubek shows a lapse in judgement for govt.
Fake news story scamming Northland elderly
'Fake news' about elderly attacks is being used to frighten people into buying security.
Whatuwhiwhi's Ezekial Raui a familiar face at royal morning tea
Whatuwhiwhi's Ezekial Raui sat with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in Wellington.
Fight for Switzer care worker 'like eating jelly with a fork'
The fight for Switzer care worker Juliet Garcia is getting frustrating for MP Matt King.
EPA gives green light for another foreign insect
The Environmental Protection Authority has approved use of a mite to control pest plants.
New turf sought for Soil & Health
The Soil & Health Association is now looking to establish an organic Aotearoa New Zealand.
Seven injured in major crash in Far North
Crash at the intersection of State Highway 10 and Old Taupo Rd near Mangonui.
Football: Locals girls in touring Aotearoa party
Three Far North football players are heading to Australia to play two internationals.
Woodman reigns Supreme again at maori sports awards
Te Taitokerau Maori Sports Awards have recognised worthy winners, like Portia Woodman.