Two Northland farms have been placed under precautionary movement restrictions.

No one needs to tell the authorities that our road toll is appalling, says Peter Jackson.

Remains of a cow dumped, leaving a trail of innards, head, hide and one hoof.

Switzer Residential Care event included former wartime ambulance driver from Windsor.

Tributes flow for pair killed in a crash on Houhora Heads Rd last week.

Finding interested people to take on dairy farming is becoming a challenge.

The Northland region could need another 74 forestry workers this year.

Grieving community seeks urgent changes to a road where two women crashed and died.

Marion Andrew, 77, died at the scene and Pauline Ogilvy, 76, died later in hospital.

Waimamaku might be a little off the beaten track, but it is rich in creative talent.

A Kerikeri couple are commemorating being married for 60 years.

Kaitaia's Pansy Foster will turn 90 next week - time for the party to begin.

Older generation school teachers no longer fit our education system, says a reader.

Outward Bound course has a lasting impact on Northland students.

Senior Sergeant Russell Richards is now the senior officer in charge at Te Hiku o Te Ika.

Two elderly Pukenui women have been killed in a car collision in Houhora.

Dr John Roche will deliver one final presentation Northland Agricultural Research Farm.

Warning not to take potentially deadly shellfish from Bay of Islands

Two kiwi-listening training workshops have been organised for later this month, in Russell

Education system shows lack of respect for teachers and students, says Peter Jackson.

Biosecurity dogs have been called on to track down a suspected wallaby in South Hoikianga.

A series of lectures on problems with meth are coming to the Far North.

A Kaitaia trust has won the Keep New Zealand Beautiful's Wall Worthy competition.

Whananaki Rural Fire Force is in the market for helicopter landing lights.

Three Far North surfers have been presented with new wetsuits by the Far North Surf Shop.

Ciaran Torrington discusses her experience at the CSW at the UN in New York.

The Russell wharf is being taken from the community without consultation, says a reader.

Obituary: Sally Tracey, 1923-2018. Much loved family woman remembered in The Far North.

Rubbish dumpers may face more serious penalties if a bill passes in Parliament.

Scientist: Shark numbers are normal, photos show juvenile great whites in Houhora.