Letters: Another gift for Kawakawa
Take a bow all those responsible for bringing this to fruition.
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See how easy it is?
Scenic forest used as a rubbish tip by some - enter the Far North Trail Riders.
Rural partnership bears fruit for Ngāpuhi whānau
The programme has already helped 20 whānau with homes in dire need of urgent repairs.
Opinion: Slim pickings for shooters
Duck shooting ends this month, and it's been pretty tough just bagging one mallard.
Kaitāia pāua poacher jailed for a year
Paua will be gone in 10 years unless plundering stops, says local.
Letters: Many 'small' voices support racial equality
Most fair-minded kiwis do not live in fear of Māori renaissance, says a reader.
Northland 'townie' makes final at FMG Farmer of the Year
Daniel Bradbury will represent Northland at FMG Farmer of the Year.
Federated Farmers updates new contracts after M. bovis
Federated Farmers update contracts to include provisions for sharemilkers after M. bovis.
Success for a reluctant orator
A Bay of Islands College student has won Northland's top te reo speech contest.
Resistance to using 1080 grows in Far North
DoC's plan for a 1080 aerial drop in the Far North is meeting growing resistance.
Editorial: Tourists do pay their fair share of tax
Proposed tax forgets fact that tourists already spend billions of dollars in NZ each year.
Kaitāia couple celebrate 65 years together
Anne and Ron Rice celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary last week.
Waitangi museum to honour the Māori Battalion
A new museum will be built on the Waitangi Treaty Grounds for the 28th Māori Battalion.
Letters: Manna from heaven?
The Government has moved swiftly to eradicate this rural scourge, but why?
Another star for veteran firefighter
Half a century of answering the call to fire alarms for volunteer Luers Crump.
Tom and Bertha together again
OBITUARY: Tom Trigg born October 11, 1915. Died June 10, 2018.
Your say on climate change law
Government wants public thoughts on reducing emissions and dealing with climate change.
All on at Doubtless Bay
Four weeks of intensive training lead to be confronted with a car crash.
Letters: Prestigious te reo events in Far North
Two key annual prestigious Māori events coming to Far North secondary schools.
Federated Farmers: More farmers feeling financial heat
More farmers are feeling under financial pressure, say Federated Farmers.
Wettest five months for Lake Ōhia farmer
Higher than average rainfall expected in the Far North over the next few months.
BOI Watchdogs out of patience with FNDC pound
BOI Watchdogs claim dogs are being mistreated in Far North pounds.
Full house at Opuawhanga pest control workshop
There was standing room only at the pest control workshop in Opuawhanga.
FNDC: Impounded dogs well looked after
Far North District Council disputes claims that dogs are mistreated in pound care.
More reckless dumping in Ngātaki
More rubbish has been dumped in the Far North, angering residents.
Editorial: Wasted money exposes regulations as 'house of cards'
Scientific findings change all the time and we accept without question, says Peter Jackson
Aupōuri water take is approved
Far North avo growers have been granted consent to use the Aupōuri aquifer.
Fun and games at Ngāwhā Prison
Inmates of Ngāwhā prison's Kea Unit have claimed the trophy in a game of volleyball.
Taipa's Ezekiel Raui is off to see the Queen
Taipa Area School old boy Ezekiel Raui is heading to London to meet the Queen.
Kiwi chef Al Brown remembers Anthony Bourdain's visit to NZ
The superstar chef's visit to New Zealand included one very dramatic moment.
Far North foray: On tour with Simon Bridges in Northland
The Far North is the latest stop on Simon Bridges' tour of New Zealand.
Doubtless Bay anglers undeterred by wild weather
North Shore anglers nabbed best catch at a Doubtless Bay competition over the weekend.
Sheep dog trials: Whangārei wonder dogs off the chain in Blenheim
Three Whangārei-based dogs have enjoyed success at the national sheep dog trial champs.