Editorial: Pay equity for care support staff
Carers play a vital role in our community, says guest writer Ray Lind.
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Gabriel needs major repairs
Kawakawa's much-loved steam locomotive Gabriel is in need of major repairs
Here's a boulder investment option
Wairere Boulders, a popular Northland tourist attraction, is up for sale.
20,000 books up for sale in Kaitaia
The collection of books from a Kaitaia bibliophile will be donated for charity.
Man thrown from car in crash
A Far North motorist is lucky to be alive after he was thrown from his vehicle in a crash
Conservation matters: Friendly robins are at risk
The robins in New Zealand are not closely related to other robins.
Cats the biggest killers
Cats are very much a threat to our birds, and many other native animals as well.
Athlete gearing up for next big run after cardiac arrest
About 15km into last year's Kerikeri half marathon, Nigel Baker went into cardiac arrest.
Far North student business a winner
A student business has topped a region-wide Dragon's Den-style pitch to investors.
Far North sights key in new campaign
Several Far North sights are being used to lure Australians to come here on road trips.
Govt urged to curb council
The Government has been asked to appoint a manager to run the Far North District Council
Busking basketballers bounce back in Plan B
A source of talent from an unheralded corner was exposed in the 3x3 B-ball Rematch
Looking forward to real election issues
The Maori seat debate - what difference would it make to Hohepa Bloggs?
Letters: Reframing the use of drugs
40 per cent of all Maori in prison are there for drug convictions as their main offence.
Editorial: Congratulations all round
The opening of a cancer treatment unit at Kaitaia Hospital is great news for the Far North
Eco-tourism business boosted by win
Winners of the Top Energy Business Development Fund grant have something to shout about.
Big Birds leap to supreme award
Up to 3000 people turned out for Russell's madcap Birdman Festival
Teen's film picked for festival
Qianna Titore's short film started with a vision of a mother in a hospital bed
Far North's first traffic lights switch on
The Far North's first set of traffic signals has been switched on
Letters: Freshwater fantasies
New Zealand First freshwater policy is right on the money, says a reader.
Cycling: Coach says Tyla is real deal
The coach of the Kaitaia cyclist Tyla Mia Foster said her win should not be underrated
Singing waiata for change
A He Waka Eke Noa/Let's Make a Change CD was launched at the Kuia/Kaumatua Matariki Ball
Applause for the youth of Te Hiku
The 2017 Te Hiku Youth Awards were presented at Te Ahu, Kaitaia this week.
Switzer residents keen to get growing
Switzer Residential Care gardener Iva Grant has no trouble finding things to do
Another day in the dark for Kaitaia
Kaitaia suffered another lengthy power cut on Tuesday for an unknown reason
Would-be car thief leaves selfie
Taking a noise control officer's car might have seemed a good idea at the time ...
Pest control products selling at mate's rates
The Northland Regional Council is selling its pest control products at cost
Who shut out the lights in Far North?
About 10,000 homes and businesses were affected at the peak of the 5-hour outage.
Letters: A bad vibe in Kerikeri
A reader says the general mood in and around Kerikeri is worryingly negative.
Far North brigades need assistance
Volunteers are the backbone of the Northland fire service, says Wipari Henwood.
A whole new start for Kaikohe
Northland College is now more than just a new building - it's a whole new start
Editorial: They know what to do
The spike in criminal offending now under way in Kaitaia is not unprecedented.
Board advises reserve lease
Te Hiku Community Board has recommended leasing out a small portion of Perehipe reserve.