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It would be wrong to deport Mark Middleton, says Sensible Sentencing Trust's Jess McVicar.
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Kaitaia man offers solution for tourist road safety
A Kaitaia businessman has come up with an idea that would save lives.
Hemp a 'huge commercial opportunity' for Far North
Hemp has long been seen by some as a potentially valuable contributor to the Far North
Letters: Following road rules vital for public safety
Public safety is worth the effort to drive safely, says a reader.
Game fishing: Solid late-season strikes reeled in the Far North
Keen gamefishers have grabbed major spoils in the Far North.
Protester takes direct approach against 'stinking' Mangamuku Stream
A Kaikohe protestor disgusted with the Mangamuku Stream has made a big statement.
The story of a Far North soldier
Private Frank Wiki may have lost his life in WWI, but he will be remembered in Kaitaia.
Editorial: Game over for Commonwealth sport?
It would be a shame if the Games were to be consigned to history, says Peter Jackson.
Kauri gum extraction makes comeback at Kaimaumau
The NRC has granted consent to extract kauri resin and wax from Kaimaumau wetland.
Dr Mearns prescribes change
GP Dr Douglas Mearns ends general practice career at the Kaitaia Health Centre on Friday.
Kerikeri play brings WWI to life 100 years later
The play uses excerpts from a Northlander's WWI diary and features a Vietnam War veteran.
Six injured in horror crash
Two-car crash at Waipapakauri results in multiple people injured.
$8.3M Northland Powerball winner claims big prize
$8.3M Northland powerball winner claims big prize
Rugby Union: Kaitaia teens cherish time in South Africa
Five Kaitaia teens took part in a major international rugby tournament in South Africa.
A second chance for a lucky kiwi in Kaikohe
A young male brown kiwi released into the Kaikohe reserve last week was a very lucky bird.
Letters: Kaitaia's prayers are answered with youth centre
The new Kaitaia community centre is a blessing for the youth of the area, says a reader.
Police officer a dream for Tokerau beach recruit
A Tokerau Beach man is about to embark on a dream 16 years in the making - to be a cop.
Doubtless Bay's turn for YES program
Northland's Youth in Emergency Services (YES) program is coming to Doubtless Bay.
Local answers to alcohol sales
FNDC is now working directly with communities to reduce the availability of alcohol.
Northland Regional Transport leaders won't give up
A four-lane highway between Whangarei and Port Marsden remains a priority for Northland.
Letters: Stop playing the racism card
There is no need for playing the 'racism card', says a reader.
Rural health failure: RHAANZ to shut down if not funded
RHAANZ to shut down if funding not received by the government.
Missing: Family losing hope for return of Traceza Urlich
Northland woman Traceza Urlich has been missing for over two months now.
Man who set fire to ute, pig dogs fit to plead
A man who stole a ute and burned two dogs alive has been deemed fit to appear in court.
Editorial: Social media vitriol a lesson for the SPCA
Better communication could have saved the SPCA from social media outrage.
Change of heart saves Warehouse in Kaikohe
A last minute decision has saved the Kaikohe Warehouse.
Pak'nSave's best ever $2 deal
The supermarket chain's old Kaitaia building has been sold for a single gold coin.
Hukatere horse owner: Ailing foal put 'out of its misery'
The Far North owner of a foal that was euthanized says it was put out of its misery.
Football: Northland FC suffer second straight defeat
Northland FC went down 2-0 to Albany United.
Ardern tells students wait is almost over for baby
Some of the kids asked if it would be a boy or a girl.
Okaihau celebrates 150 years of settlement
Okaihau celebrated 150 years of European settlement over Easter weekend.
Fingers crossed for cow cockies
Northland dairy farmers are poised to earn $589.5 million this season
Kaitaia's Charlie Class keep standards high at Waiouru Military Camp
Waiouru Military Camp Charlie Class are ready for action in Kaitaia.
Letters: Stop poisoning the land with chemicals
Nearly all the numerous poisons used by agriculture here are neuro-toxic, says a reader.