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Editorial: A dopey idea
Whackier campaign ideas tend to perish in the coalition negotiation process.
Another dump in native bush
Another huge illegal dump site has been found in native bush next to a Far North roadside
Kaitaia students lead way in Young Enterprise Scheme
Five Year 12 students have impressed at the Young Enterprises national awards.
Laos: The land of temples
Justine Tyerman is surrounded by 10,000 Buddhas at a temple in Vientiane, Laos
Chris Reid: The art of communication
A fundamental part of being a good GP is being able to communicate well with anybody
A half century of good deeds
The world has changed dramatically since the Hokianga Hospital Auxiliary was formed
Letters: More malice from National
Many credit English for his swift action to offer hope to a deflated National voter base
Time to call in the promises
Rural Health Alliance of Aotearoa New Zealand wants an urgent meeting with the new govt.
Saving history while there's time
Two volunteer researchers have joined forces to compile a heritage inventory for Northland
Buyer - and seller - beware
An increase in the illegal selling of seafood via Facebook has prompted warnings.
'Hero' pooch saves man attacked by dogs
Chris Radich suffered wounds to both hands when he was attacked by three dogs.
Letters: A dogged defender
Darren is more than a hero-of-the-moment, says a reader. He is a dogged defender.
An odyssey for forgotten grandparents
Professional actor and novice tramper Bruce Hopkins is heading south on Te Araroa Trail.
Editorial: Help yourselves
On paper the laws protecting paua and toheroa look pretty good.
Rallying to help out a mate
A young Paihia man is organising a fundraising walk for his best mate
A pretty health hazard
Full blooming privet in Kaitaia is becoming a nightmare for a woman with severe allergies.
Biggest Waitangi Tribunal inquiry ends
New Zealand's biggest Waitangi Tribunal inquiry is drawing to a close.
Threat to close beach access
Te Kohanga Trust threatened to close access to Te Kohanga if drivers don't behave.
Rugby Union: JMB Girls steal show at Kerikeri
The U11s playing in the North Hokianga strip ran out winners in all four of their games.
Letters: Now some good emerges
A reader disagrees with the idea that things were better in the old days.
Mike Finlayson: A year in retrospect
Mike Finlayson takes an opportunity to reflect on the last year of council.
Dogged effort for the SPCA
SPCA supporter Stephen Brassett is coming to the end of his Longest Walk.
Could camps be a solution?
Camps run by Blue Light could be part of a solution to the Mid North's youth crime rate
Wheelies much worse than poachers
A Waimanoni man says cars are killing more toheroa and tuatua for each one poached.
Northland Maori U19 women edged in final
They lost by one point to Waikato in the Northern Region Maori Rugby tournament final.
Movie buffs celebrate return of Hokianga film fest
The revived festival coincides with an upsurge of movie-making in Hokianga
Letters: Good and evil trade places
Our media has been infiltrated and become totally left wing and secular, says a reader
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
Editorial: Well done, your worship
Mayor John Carter earned his keep at Ahipara last week, says Peter Jackson.
Quick response to speeders promised for Ahipara
Mayor John Carter promised a quick response to traffic concerns at Ahipara
Back to school for Miss Far North
Aaliyah Dane enjoyed the weeks of preparation for Saturday night's Miss Far North pageant.
Lifesaving rescue earns top accolade
Kaitaia Highway Patrol officer Constable Darren Critchley last week received a high honour
Fishing: High tide serves up heavy hauls
High-tide fishing can produce some very impressive fish when conditions allow.