Letter to the Editor: A hatchet job
A writer claims Andrew Little has been singing the 'Colonial Oppression' song to the UN
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Editor's view: A whole new Silly Season
Editor Peter Jackson takes aim at "blokes of little brain" starting fires in the Far North
Caution urged on legalising cannabis use
The potential for cannabis-related harm is being downplayed, researchers say
No sign of incinerated kiwi
Blaze stripped pā site of vegetation but DoC rangers found no dead wildlife
Letter to the Editor: It's sadism, not sport
A writer claims rodeo is "a cult of secrets, lies and cover-up".
A pioneer in more ways than one
Zravko Ante (Tony) Brljevich, 1929-2019, was one of the Far North's characters.
One person dead following crash in Far North
Police say they were called to a serious crash on Far North Rd at 8.04pm.
Witness hears kiwi screaming as hillside burns
Firefighter says Purerua Peninsula blaze caused by "some sort of incendiary device"
Karikari Peninsula welcomes kaitiaki rangers
Eight new Kaitiaki Rangers have begun patrolling beaches and lakes on Karikari Peninsula
New life for Charlie's shop in Awanui
Old shop at junction of SH1/SH10 in Awanui reinvented as second-hand furniture store.
Letter to the editor: Yobbos go home
A reader shares his views on the so-called "unruly tourists"
Editorial: Here's the problem
The editor shares his views on the Christchurch teens who died in a police chase.
Time for leopard seal to apply for NZ citizenship?
Scientist wants to hear from anyone who sees a leopard seal in Northland waters
Police forced to apologise to teen after officer's antics
Whangarei mother hopes incident will give others confidence to also complain.
Letters: Classroom chaos puts pressure on teachers
Today's teachers are overloaded with students and it's not right, says a reader.
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.