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Bird of the Year: Time to vote for your favourite
The battle for the title of Bird of the Year 2017 is well and truly on
The battle for the title of Bird of the Year 2017 is well and truly on
Mayor John Carter earned his keep at Ahipara last week, says Peter Jackson.
Mayor John Carter promised a quick response to traffic concerns at Ahipara
Aaliyah Dane enjoyed the weeks of preparation for Saturday night's Miss Far North pageant.
Kaitaia Highway Patrol officer Constable Darren Critchley last week received a high honour
High-tide fishing can produce some very impressive fish when conditions allow.
Cancer touches all New Zealanders in some way, says a reader.
The NZ Police Crime Prevention Team and Kaikohe Business Association hit back at crime.
Officials say trader aware of swamp kauri rules and no laws have been broken.
Kaye Dragicevich has been in the local news as an amateur historian for many years.
Awanui's Mana Kai Honey spared no effort to make the most of Bee Awareness Month
Two rust fungi that attack Lantana camara were deliberately introduced.
Taipap was alive with celebration when the Auld Mug came to call.
Not-so winterless North still all Blenheim couple Emily and Chris Stein had hoped it to be
A Doubtless Bay couple got more than their usual walk with the dogs on Taipa Beach Friday
Fire prompts safety warning about stacking hot towels straight out of the drier.
It was the Auld Mug that several hundred people turned out at Taipa to see on Friday
The issue of water quality is looming large, locally and nationally.
Northern Football Federation's Dave Alabaster received a Life Membership on Friday
Kaikohe couple Shaun and Evelyn Reilly celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary
Teachers have become frustrated and despondent, says a reader.
Donna Badorek has filled her life with animals - and her neighbours are getting fed up.
Kirsty Saxon has gained praise for her work depicting the Roma Marae community's wairua.
Facebook readers had little sympathy for toheroa poachers plight.
Kaitaia couple Rererangi and Tim Pio will never forget the day their fifth baby arrived.
Around 50 people worked to sustain Rotokakahi Awa and whitebait populations for the future
Fanworms are firmly established in Northland and boaties are being warned to be vigilant.
The fungal disease Psa has not been defeated, say experts.