Far North Creative Communities committee recruiting diverse members
Far North's Creative Communities Assessment Committee wants to recruit more young people.
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Awanui teen awarded for all-round excellence
Awanui teenager Tipuarangi Kohatu McDowell was awarded the Peer Choice award.
Anger then confusion after cat's head mysteriously explodes
Cat with horror damage to his head and ear leads to outpouring of sympathy - and anger.
Letters: 'Extremist' 1080 claims expose the hysterical few
There was no danger drinking tea from 1080 affected water, says Mike Finlayson.
Kerikeri catwalk just the start for Miss Teen Far North
Miss Teen Far North has her eyes on a bright future in fashion.
FNDC: Taipa beach mess 'unlikely to be sewage'
The Far North District Council has rejected claims a mess on Taipa Beach is sewage.
No scallop boats dredging in Karikari
There are no longliners working in Karikari Harbour, says a former scallop fisherman.
Letters: Join the celebration
BOIVRT will celebrate 150 years of trains on October 26-28 in the Far North.
Warawara Whakaora Ake project in running for Te Puni Kokiri Maori Awards
Te Runanga o Te Rarawa has been shortlisted for a New Zealand Biosecurity Award.
Seeking soldiers photos from Whatuwhiwhi to Gallipoli
Kaye Dragicvevich has been researching the stories of lost soldiers in the Far North.
Kiwi Coast proves cows and kiwi can get along
Kiwi Coast promotes an environment shared by kiwi and farmings.
Far North authors share their inspiration
Two successful Far North authors shared their inspiration at a book signing recently.
It's only money
Comment: The govt's ridiculous gesture of $10m for kid's sport ignores the real expense.
Juken NZ announcement 'best news' for Kaitaia
Juken NZ has reached an agreement with its employee unions.
Mangamuka teen wins Miss Far North 2018
The glitz and glamour of Miss Teen Far North has played out to bright results.
Doubtless Bay locals take on flotilla of longliners
Six longliners have been dredging all the scallops in Doubtless Bay, upsetting locals.
Mill's settlement with staff good for Kaitaia
The refurbishment of the Juken NZ mill will help secure the future of Kaitaia.
Plant & Food Research has special role for native birds
Plant & Food Research will see if native birds function as nature's pest control agents.
Māui's Hook screening helps healing begin
One screening of Maui's Hook is scheduled for the Far North.
Mahuru group find new way of helping youth in trouble
A new Tai Tokerau youth remand service, Mahuru, is providing positive pathways.
Letters: Mike Finlayson 1080 stunt irresponsible and dangerous
The 1080 water drinking stunt pulled by Mike Finlayson was dangerous - reader.
Ward Kamo: Your life, your choices
We've become criminal-focused and not victim-focused, writes Ward Kamo
EPA want release of parasitoid wasp to control pest beetle
EPA wants to use a parasitoid wasp to rid the environment of a pest beetle.
Letters: Green Shed a mighty project for Hospice Mid Northland
Hospice Mid Northland has successfully opened a new Green Shed.
Kerikeri lemons the secret to Sovrano limoncello
Sovrano limoncello has a secret to its success.
Mike Finlayson: 1080 doesn't poison water
Mike Finlayson has demonstrated his belief that 1080 does not poison water.
Editorial: Defining NZ values harder than it used to be
COMMENT: The universally acceptable set of values for NZ has evolved over time.
New 'safety fence' on Mangonui waterfront has huge design flaw
The new safety railing on the Mangonui waterfront appears to have a design flaw.
Historian on the search for Far North soldiers' photos
A history of the Mangonui County's role in World War I is nearing completion.
All police on deck in Kawakawa
For the first time in at two years Kawakawa police station has a full roster.
Far North man killed in crash after swerving to avoid an animal
Emergency services worked to save the man at the scene.
Inside the gangland murder of Kimble Moore
They thought he was drunk. He had been shot in the stomach. Then twice in the back.
Global reach for Far North research
'Our research has provided a platform whereby Māori have added their own voice.'