Fed-up residents erect road warning sign
Concerned neighbours say the steep, unsealed road can be like 'driving on marbles'.
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John Vujcich: Tracking animals with NAIT important
Comment: Traceability of animals is crucial to keeping our stock healthy.
Touch: Titles for KC Natz and Lil Caps
The Top Field Touch Module has wrapped with strong plays from all teams.
East Coast Muay Thai: Far North fighters go into beast mode
The Beast Coast invasion is on its way to Karikari Community Hall.
Spare a gift for kids in Women's Refuge
Women's Refuge is appealing to New Zealanders to think of children this Christmas.
Letters: Meningococcal outbreak: Truth and a good story
Northland must do better when it comes to dealing with the meningococcal W vaccine.
Cable Bay resident: 'Dangerous' SH10 slumping needs urgent attention
A Cable Bay resident has complained about the slumping on SH10 several times now.
Bad start to Summer for tourists in Bay of Islands
Police warning: There have been a series of robberies in the Far North so be vigilant.
Fires destroy house bus, damage home in Far North
House fire caused by spontaneous combustion of furniture-oil-soaked rag on deck.
Sheepdog trials: Losing on the swings
It was hard not to feel for Gisborne's Noddy Halley and Lad at the Tux Yarding Challenge.
Scientists spy on baby snapper in Hauraki Gulf
Scientists want to study snapper growth in the Hauraki Gulf.
No idle hands for Ngāti Toro in Kerikeri
Members of Ngāti Toro have stepped up to clean up the Forest Pools area.
Editorial: Politicians think they know better than parents
Comment: Parental responsible keeps getting delegated to politicians and it's not right.
More meningococcal vaccinations are on their way
More meningococcal ACWY vaccine is heading north.
Residents celebrate another anniversary at Walls Bay
Walls Bay has long been part of a dispute with a local commercial boatyard.
Tokerau Beach incident shows dark side of dolphins
Large pod of dolphins in Tokerau Beach concern DoC.
Teen survivor: Helicopter crew 'saved my life'
"Had they not taken Liam ... the outcome could have been devastating."
Duke of Marlborough's $12m, nine-year revamp
Upgrade to Russell hotel includes new frontage, new rooms and conference facilities.
Letters: Who owns the world's debt?
International debt is skyrocketing and one reader wants to know why.
Nigerian activist standing up to sexual violence in Kaitaia
A Nigerian women's rights activist will be speak at a workshop against sexual abuse.
Editorial: Inquiry will worsen mental health with soft approach on drugs
Legalising marijuana will have a dangerous effect on mental health, says Bob McCoskrie.
Far North scrub fires cost $200k in two weeks
Scrub fires in the Far North are creating an expensive problem for emergency services.
Kaikohe urged to save water
A precious spring in Kaikohe could dry up if residents aren't careful with water.
Man sentenced in High Court after road rage death in Kaikohe
Road rage sparked an incident that left a Kaikohe man dead.
Martial Arts: Locals stand tight for Beast Coast Invasion
The Beast Coast Invasion is coming to Whatuwhiwhi.
Te reo Bohemian Rhapsody goes viral
A Te Reo version of Bohemain Rhapsody has gone viral on Social media.
Leave pets baking in cars and risk a fine
SPCA advises Northlanders against leaving their animals baking in cars.
Letters: We need wise leadership not GM
We don't need genetic modification of food - just good leaders, writes a reader.
Sheep dog trials: Massive numbers for Kaitaia Tux dogs
Kaitaia dog trials saw large entry numbers, the biggest in 17 years.
How local cops thwarted NZ's biggest drug smuggling attempt
Botched attempt to launch a luxury boat at beach caught local sergeant's interest.
Residents rage after Opito Bay pohutukawa tree poisoning
Opito Bay residents are angry after the poisoning of several pohutukawa trees on the beach
Northern-most stand of kauri trees closed
Fears of spreading kauri dieback forces the closure of Kauri Bush Track at Kaitaia.
Editorial: Ngāpuhi negotiations starting point for future
Jason Pou addresses the nature of negotiation with Ngāpuhi in Northland.