Letters: Relentless rubbish in Far North
There is a scourge of rubbish dumpers in the Far North, says a reader.
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Dr Belinda Cridge: 1080 scepticism still an issue
Scientist: Lack of scientific knowledge about 1080 is what drives NZ's scepticism.
Student leaders take a stand on bullying at Kaitaia College
Students leaders are fighting an epidemic of bullying at Kaitaia College.
Exciting times for 90 Mile Beach Snapper Bonanza
This year's 90 Mile Beach Snapper Bonanza was the biggest in the competition's history.
Editorial: Predator free NZ an unwinnable war
Comment: The goal of making New Zealand predator-free by 2050 is optimistic.
Northland flooded with 1080 protests
Saturday's 1080 protests in Northland were part of a national display of opposition.
Northland MP Matt King's bill drawn from ballot
A private member's bill inspired by a fatal punch at a Kerikeri pub may become law.
Jobs on the line at major Northland employer
Job cuts are set to hit the Kaitaia community as major employer proposes changes.
New animal welfare rules begin soon
Forty-five new animal welfare regulations will come into effect on October 1
NZME embraces Te Wiki o Te Reo
NZME is celebrating Te Wiki o Te Reo across all of its platforms.
Lance O'Sullivan proposes military school in Northcote
Dr Lance O'Sullivan says Vanguard and other charter schools have been good for Māori.
'Appalling' levels of rubbish down at Ōpua's shoreline
A 'treasure trove of rubbish' has been removed from the shoreline at Ōpua.
Letters: Free speech used to push personal agendas
Universities are there to educate our children, not groom them, says a reader.
1080 drops planned for Russell, Cape Brett
1080 poison drops are planned for Cape Bret and Russell State Forest.
Kai Ora Fund sows more seeds of support
The Kai Ora Fund has supported more projects than ever in its latest round of grants.
Letters: Otamatea Grey Power needs education on antidepressants
Comment: Aldridge and Pattinson's ideas on treating depression are limited, says a reader.
Third-placing for North's first viticulturist of the year finalist
Jake Dromgool, Northland's first national viticulturist finalist has placed third.
Mangonui Lions 'just the enablers' for Daffodil Day breakfast
The sixth Lions Club Daffodil Day breakfast was better supported than ever.
Editorial: Hell on earth for exploited renters
The poor exploited renters of NZ are completely disadvantaged says Peter Jackson.
FNDC makes good progress with Kaitaia dog shelters
Inspections of Far North dog shelters have shown improved conditions and progress.
Paataka kai popping up around Kaitaia thanks to little girl
More pataaka kai have sprung up around Kaitaia.
Tourism jewel: Why Paihia people are battling local thugs
A small group of Paihia residents are fighting to make the region safe again.
Rippa rugby: Matauri Bay to represent North in championships
Matauri Bay Primary School will represent Northland at the national Rippa Rugby champs.
Kaitaia's first community food cupboard built and ready to share
Kaitaia's first paataka kai has been set up for the community to share food in need.
Letters: Time to speak up loudly against feminism
Feminism is in control of the Western world, says a reader, and it should be eradicated.
Far North heath services join with Cancer Society to fight disease
The Cancer Society has joined forces with four Maori health providers in Northland.
Dog owners: Taupō Bay's new rules are barking mad
Dog owners at Taupō Bay are feeling particularly aggrieved about a new bylaw.
Letters: Fluoride free water the best solution
Supplying kids with less sugar is better than water fluoridation, says a reader.
Kaitaia remembers those who served in Great War
Kaitaia's Te Ahu Museum is planning a number of commemorative events for the Great War.
Ōtūru School is getting fully rebuilt
Ōtūru School is getting fully rebuilt, due for completion in December.
Editorial: Whiria te Muka is stemming the scourge of family harm
Comment: The problem is not the people in jail. It's too many people committing crime.
Daffodil Day 'more important than ever'
Daffodil Day has a special meaning to Kaitaia woman Jo Buckingham.