Letters: National's hard of hearing
National has ignored the people's wishes on many issues for too long.
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Maori voters 'sabotaged', claims lecturer
A politics lecturer says some Maori have been given "misinformation" by staff.
Historic minute book brought home
An historic book has been returned to its 'home', the Waimate North courthouse.
Couple delighted with their new chairs
The community continues to show compassion for Georgia Buckingham's family.
Ruptured pipeline could be fixed by Sunday
Refining NZ says jet fuel supplies could be restored in a week.
$35k worth of beehives recovered in police sting
About $35K of beehives stolen from the Bay have been recovered in Northland.
Unique achievement for Okaihau brigade
Jack Winwood has received his double Gold Star for 50 years as a volunteer firefighter.
Marinas baulk at regional council's biosecurity fees
Northland marinas are advising boaties not to pay a biosecurity fee
'Kiwi corridor' is becoming a reality
New Zealand's first large-scale kiwi-safe 'ecological corridor,' is becoming a reality.
Letters: Repent at leisure
The Greens and Labour Maori manifestos are scary, says a reader.
'We have to change this'
Willi Henley had no trouble finding folk to support National Suicide Awareness Day
Avocado invasion has locals in fear
Locals are concerned the Aupouri aquifier will be plundered by the avocado industry.
Peters says regional airport network 'at risk'
NZ First leader pledges funding to help meet aviation safety standards.
Ancient kauri reveals Arctic warming period
An ancient kauri tree has revealed a period of warming on the other side of the planet.
Letters: Does it sound familiar?
A reader witnesses yet again the endless parade of political promises from all and sundry
MPI 'wrecking ball' approach to manuka honey
New Zealand First has deplored the government's "wrecking ball approach" to manuka honey
Sale 'a bit like selling one of your children'
Kaitaia's main street is losing one of its best-loved identities.
Kids hunt pests to fundraise for hall repairs
The Umawera Hall's Kids' Pest Hunt begins on Thursday
Editorial: Voting in the dark
Politicians seem to believe if you repeat a lie often enough it will become true.
Cutting edge research in Kaitaia
Kaitaia will now provide the location for a unique health research partnership.
Battle over reserve lease won, but not the war
Whatuwhiwhi Top 10 Holiday Park had withdrawn its bid to lease part of Perehipe reserve
Ardern comes north bearing gift
Labour leader Jacinda Ardern received the warmest of welcomes in the Far North.
Doctor takes big leap for good cause
Dr Lance O'Sullivan is helping to raise awareness of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy disease
Women prove the deadlier of the species
Women blew their male counterparts out of the water when catching record-breaking fish
Mike Finlayson: A Saturday well spent
It was great to see farmers keen on doing the right thing to keep stock out of waterways
Free tickets for Auckland Garden DesignFest
The 2017 Auckland Garden DesignFest will take place over the weekend of November 25-26
Photos of the fallen
Plans are well in hand for the publication of a book, to be written by local historian
Helping hand from RWNZ
Roberta Kaio has won this year's Rural Women New Zealand $3000 scholarship.
Call to cut number of DHBs by half
Cull district health boards from 20 to 10, says one board member.
Almost time for principal to say goodbye
Kaitaia Intermediate School won't be celebrating the holidays with the usual gusto
The giant advance of avocados
Other growers encroaching on King Avocado orchard's reign at the top
Letters: Once were traitors
When did the world ask to be conquered by anyone, Chinese or otherwise? a reader asks
Laska's story has happy ending
Attacking protected wildlife would usually earn a dog a death sentence.
Bottle of water taken in violent armed attack
A man escaped severe injury at the hands of a teenaged robber armed with a meat cleaver