Letters: No surprises there then
It's been years since Te Oneroa a Tohe Beach Board was formed we don't have a beach plan.
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Kerry Thomas: Time to recharge
Spring is now turning into a busy summer and Christmas is approaching at break-neck speed.
Toxins force ban on west coast shellfish
The Northland DHB's Public Health Unit has issued warnings not to collect or eat shellfish
Dairy: Daisy and co are excelling themselves
Dairy cows are breaking milk records, according to the latest national dairy statistics.
North crew steals thunder at awards
Far North athletes ended up stealing the limelight from their Whangarei counterparts.
Having a say in education for a generation of youth
Hadassah Wharawhara has been selected for a new Ministry of Education Youth Advisory Group
Editorial: It's not my fault!
The mantra 'It's not my fault!' has a lot to answer for, writes Peter Jackson.
Kaeo cop hangs up his baton
Kaeo Community Constable Richard Avery is trading policing for a new start
Jones' work sanctions queried
Northland MP Matt King is wishing Regional Development Minister Shane Jones good luck.
Fears of another 'orgy of automotive madness'
Waimanoni man Laurie Austen has good reason to anticipate the peak summer holidays.
Restrictions on water use have begun
South Hokianga residents are the first target of FNDC water restrictions.
Mangatete Landcare: Peafowl are an increasingly common sight
The unmistakable cry of the peacock is now common in many areas of New Zealand.
Farm programme bound for Kaitaia
A rural women farm development will be hosted in Kaitaia.
Brigade thanked for work
Hihi/Taupo Bay firefighters converged on the fire station to receive annual service honour
Letters: Manus Island madness
Manus Island is Australia's problem, not ours, says a reader.
Surge in cases of whooping cough, mumps in Northland
The Northland DHB wants to ensure parents vaccinate their children to avoid mumps.
Joy and despair at Ahipara
Ahipara's dotterel population have begun their breeding season early.
Police: We'll do better
A new era in policing was officially launched in Kaitaia on Monday.
Letters: The best gift of all
Christmas is coming but why do we celebrate it? Is the nativity story is getting lost?
Muriel Newman: Who wants the whole story?
Our Prime Minister should stop meddling in Australian affairs, says Muriel Newman.
A downside for farmers using PKE
A Northland field day at Okaihau will give farmers the chance to learn about trial work.
This time Lima is the star
Ahipara sand dunes appear in a children's book based on Northland's rescue helicopter.
Pensioners challenge on booze has merit
A Kaikohe pensioner won the first round in a battle to reduce the availability of booze.
Editorial: The silver bullet
All power to Kelvin Davis in his stated intention to reduce the prison population
Lesson in burned out house
The Kaikohe Fire Brigade has used the fire that destroyed a house to very good effect.
Dead driver not wearing seatbelt
The young man who died in a crash in Okaihau was not wearing a seatbelt.
Man killed after car breaks down on road
Police continue inquiries into the death of a pedestrian on the Awanui Straight.
Dog trials: Child guides NZ to Wayleggo Cup defence
Several Far North shepherds were in Taupo to battle it out at the Tux Yarding Challenge
One dead after car hits three pedestrians
Pedestrian dead, one critical after Kaitaia crash.
Letters: Water use worries
The actions of the MWWUG make good business sense if you are one of their members.
Girl Guides tired of picking up trash
Members of Kaitaia's Girl Guide troop are doing their bit to keep the town tidy.
Spectacular fireworks to be on display at Springbank School
Springbank School is holding its annual fireworks show this Saturday
Ngapuhi now ready to settle Treaty claims
Ngapuhi are ready to settle their Treaty claims.
Guest Editorial: Unlocking Northland's potential
New Northland MP Matt King made his maiden speech in Parliament last week