Crash victim asks MPs to crackdown on foreign drivers
A driver injured in a crash last month wants harsher road rule training for tourists.
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Rubbish dumpers: This time the culprits will pay
Rubbish has been dumped in a Mangonui cemetery, much to the disgust of residents.
Porirua police college recruits embark on ride of their lives
Four new recruits will start training at the Royal New Zealand Police College in Porirua.
Oxygen weed gone from Lake Ngakapua
The Far North has recorded another plant extinction — and this time it's good news.
Paul Goldsmith: Greens put politics ahead of jobs
The Greens are scuttling plans in the Far North that could create jobs for residents.
Pet pooches become biosecurity heroes for Northland
Nrthland pups are being trained to track pest plants by a biosecurity expert.
No, this is not a fantasy ...
Work has begun transfomring Kaitaia's Pak'n Save building to a youth space.
Letters: Keep Rural Health Alliance going
Federated Farmer's Katie Milne is calling to keep the Rural Health Alliance going.
Gallipoli visit makes for special Anzac Day
Lieutenant Colonel Olly Te Ua has experienced a sombre morning in Gallipoli for Anzac Day.
Kauri resin extraction a win-win for Ngai Takoto and lands
Far North iwi Ngai Takoto has formed a venture with Auckland-based Resin & Wax Holdings.
Anzac Day: Dark and chilly morning no deterrent
A "dark and chilly morning" did not deter veterans on Anzac Day in Kaitaia.
Fonterra puts an end to 'outrageous' practice
Fonterra has put an end to an 'unfair' payment practise to small suppliers and contractors
Letters: Labour's left wing policies coming home to roost
Jacinda Ardern has baulked, proving to be hopeless, inept and ineffective, says a reader.
War memorials take centre stage for Anzac Day
New Zealand's World War I memorials will be at the centre of tomorrow's Anzac ceremonies.
Editorial: Christians are fair game
Israel Folau has suffered more contempt and aversion than he deserves, says Peter Jackson.
Concert for Donna Doolittle
Kaitaia's Donna 'Doolittle' will be honoured with a concert in Kaitaia.
Treats a sweetener for SPCA
SPCA Kaitaia is about to receive a bag of cash, thanks to a 12-year-old Indianna Foster.
Kaimaumau kauri gum scheme faces hurdle
A plan to extract kauri resins at Kaimaumau may be blocked by the government.
Hone Harawira: Pacific Christian faith to be respected
Seems it's okay to believe in something as long as we don't say it, says Hone Harawira.
NRC — Hard work improving waterways reaping dividends in Far North
The NRC has acknowledged farming efforts to improve Far North waterways.
Hunting down Northland Home Guard's history
The history of the Home Guard will be immortalised in a new Northland project.
Letters: Fallen Scottish runner spirit of Commonwealth Games
Callum Hawkins gave 100 per cent of himself to his sport at the Commonwealth Games.
Letters: Deportation of Mark Middleton a travesty of justice
It would be wrong to deport Mark Middleton, says Sensible Sentencing Trust's Jess McVicar.
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.