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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.
Boat and dog abandoned after crash on Awanui Straight
A complicated crash site on Awanui Straight left the road in 'a shambles'.
Legal costs scuttle Far North booze battle
Increasing legal costs have forced locals to abndon the fight against alcohol retailers.
Close call at Kareponia draws attention to speed limit
A close call in Kareponia has residents asking for a speed limit change.
Letter: Racism alive and well - Hone Harawira
Hone Harawira is disgusted about the way a woman was treated by the Waikato DHB.
US visitor charged over double fatal crash
The victims, aged 24 and 26, are believed to be from the Kerikeri and Kaeo areas.
How NZ farmer who survived brutal attack found new love
Janet White, who was nearly murdered by spurned suitor, reveals how she found new love.
A female farmer's tale: Left for dead on paradise island
Female farmer reveals how her idyllic NZ home became a nightmare after brutal attack.
Video shows schoolgirls dangling legs out of van
Students laughing and dangling their legs out the door while van overtakes at 100km/h.
Fishing: Rain continues at Doubtless Bay competition
Bad weather put a damper on the Doubtless Bay Light Line and Rod Fishing Club competition.
Science boot camp for baby snapper in Whangarei
Whangarei scientists are putting very young snapper through a comprehensive physical test.
Muriel Newman: Climate change policy a recipe for disaster
Climate change controls are likely to levy large costs to homeowners across NZ.
Far North farmers focus on the future, plan for business success
Far North sheep and beef farming couples are being offered a new business plan.
Northland native forest pest toll soars
Northland's native forests are now better off without 229,372 animal pests.
Four-year wait for faster broadband
Twenty-eight more areas added to ultra fast broadband rollout, including 19 in Far North.
Lance O'Sullivan: City move needed for growth
Lance O'Sullivan discusses heading off to Auckland to grow his business.
Electric vehicle fleet in Far North heading to Cape Reinga
Electric vehicles hit Far North to mark launch of Crimson Coast Electric Vehicle Highway