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Wedding day murder: Guilty pleas to manslaughter
Two men have admitted and been convicted of the manslaughter of Lee Rata.
Two men have admitted and been convicted of the manslaughter of Lee Rata.
Dozens of jobs and the Rawene and Kerikeri campuses could face the chop.
You are right Winston, the economy is in trouble, says a reader.
October has gone from one of our wettest winters to suddenly a drying-out spring
LegaSea has welcomed the government's return to a separate portfolio for Fisheries
Matangirau Marae claimed bragging rights at the 36th running of the Piri Mokena Memorial
Some Kaitaia residents are stepping into a healthier future with a community garden.
Whackier campaign ideas tend to perish in the coalition negotiation process.
Another huge illegal dump site has been found in native bush next to a Far North roadside
A fundamental part of being a good GP is being able to communicate well with anybody
The world has changed dramatically since the Hokianga Hospital Auxiliary was formed
Many credit English for his swift action to offer hope to a deflated National voter base
Rural Health Alliance of Aotearoa New Zealand wants an urgent meeting with the new govt.
Two volunteer researchers have joined forces to compile a heritage inventory for Northland
An increase in the illegal selling of seafood via Facebook has prompted warnings.
Chris Radich suffered wounds to both hands when he was attacked by three dogs.
Darren is more than a hero-of-the-moment, says a reader. He is a dogged defender.
Professional actor and novice tramper Bruce Hopkins is heading south on Te Araroa Trail.
Full blooming privet in Kaitaia is becoming a nightmare for a woman with severe allergies.
New Zealand's biggest Waitangi Tribunal inquiry is drawing to a close.
Te Kohanga Trust threatened to close access to Te Kohanga if drivers don't behave.
The U11s playing in the North Hokianga strip ran out winners in all four of their games.
A reader disagrees with the idea that things were better in the old days.
Mike Finlayson takes an opportunity to reflect on the last year of council.
SPCA supporter Stephen Brassett is coming to the end of his Longest Walk.
Camps run by Blue Light could be part of a solution to the Mid North's youth crime rate
A Waimanoni man says cars are killing more toheroa and tuatua for each one poached.
They lost by one point to Waikato in the Northern Region Maori Rugby tournament final.
The revived festival coincides with an upsurge of movie-making in Hokianga
Our media has been infiltrated and become totally left wing and secular, says a reader