SPCA looking for dog owners to (collectively) walk their four-legged friends to the moon

Former MP to contribute Māori views to attempts at reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Global recognition followed by local acclaim for reviving Maori traditions.

'It looks like I'm chasing a windsurfer down the street!'

The hysteria, hypocrisy and hyperbole around 1080 is astonishing, says a reader.

A 'silver tsunami' of retirees are expected to head to Kerikeri over the next few years.

The reaction to Juken NZ's announcement last week was disappointing, says Peter Jackson.

Two oaks at Kaitaia Primary School are descended from the fallen ancient oak tree.

The Kaitaia Intermediate reunion may be cancelled due to lack of interest.

Unions have no place in a working cowshed, say Federated Farmers.

Seven tracks in the Bay of Islands are to be closed temporarily to prevent kauri dieback.

A former Kaitaia man made his family proud after surviving the Tahoe 200.

Kiwi in the Mangonui area have 140 best friends at the local school.

Twyford's and Labour's nonsense about residential tenancies is unbelievable, says reader.

Tourist spot defiled by smashed bottles, shot glasses, cans, blood, vomit, used condoms.

New Zealand's oldest oak tree has died, at 194.

Kaitaia Totalspan have won four awards at the Franchise of the Yea vent in Rotorua.

Correction.

Students leaders are fighting an epidemic of bullying at Kaitaia College.

This year's 90 Mile Beach Snapper Bonanza was the biggest in the competition's history.

Comment: The goal of making New Zealand predator-free by 2050 is optimistic.

Saturday's 1080 protests in Northland were part of a national display of opposition.

A private member's bill inspired by a fatal punch at a Kerikeri pub may become law.

Job cuts are set to hit the Kaitaia community as major employer proposes changes.

Forty-five new animal welfare regulations will come into effect on October 1

NZME is celebrating Te Wiki o Te Reo across all of its platforms.

Dr Lance O'Sullivan says Vanguard and other charter schools have been good for Māori.

A 'treasure trove of rubbish' has been removed from the shoreline at Ōpua.

Universities are there to educate our children, not groom them, says a reader.

Norm Bryan has been laid to rest in Waiharara.