Juken NZ announcement 'best news' for Kaitaia
Juken NZ has reached an agreement with its employee unions.
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Mahuru group find new way of helping youth in trouble
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Letters: Mike Finlayson 1080 stunt irresponsible and dangerous
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Ward Kamo: Your life, your choices
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EPA want release of parasitoid wasp to control pest beetle
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Kerikeri lemons the secret to Sovrano limoncello
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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
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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
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Inside the gangland murder of Kimble Moore
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Global reach for Far North research
'Our research has provided a platform whereby Māori have added their own voice.'
Eyeing the Big Apple
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Letters: What would she think now?
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Pair join elite fire fighters
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Kaitaia pizza lovers rejoice as Pizza Hut set to open
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Milk spilled at Umawera
Truck company says tanker driver had to swerve to avoid oncoming car.
A call to arms to protect Aotearoa
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No escape for fleeing teenagers
Public join pursuit over farmland as teenagers are rounded up by police.
Letter to the Editor: Plastic apocalypse
Kaitaia Intermediate students write about their disturbing findings in the Awanui River
Editorial: Why are we so angry?
Editor Peter Jackson wonders why violence has become so prevalent in New Zealand society
Strong leads in Kaikohe stabbing
Local man stabbed, German tourists assaulted in a night of crime
High tea for a special occasion
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Letters: Collective classroom wisdom
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