Far North's first traffic lights switch on
The Far North's first set of traffic signals has been switched on
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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.
Kaitaia's whizz in pink
Champion cyclist Tyla-Mia Foster had never been on a bike until eight months ago.
A science first for Far North students
Fifteen Far North Year 11 students will take part in the NZ Brain Bee Challenge.
Diving and farmers' market showcased
Northland is being showcased in Tourism New Zealand's new 100% Pure New Zealand campaign
Pressure on farming lifts a little
Pressure on farmers has eased a little on the back of an improved farming outlook
Kapa haka at Rotary dinner
The Bay of Islands Rotary Club looks for a special venue for its change of officers dinner
Students off on the trip of a lifetime
Two years of planning and fundraising are about to pay off for 40 Kaitaia students.
Letters: You can help save democracy
They say we get the government we deserve. But we need to vote, says a reader.
Welcome back to Kaitaia Intermediate
Planning is under way for next year's half-century celebration at Kaitaia Intermediate.
Mike Finlayson: A looming election issue
It seems that freshwater is lining up to be an issue in the forthcoming elections.
New era for Collard Tavern
Kaitaia's pub culture has changed dramatically since Collard Tavern was built.
Cop: 'Talk to us, not Facebook'
Meeting of police and public comes up with plenty of ideas to make town better.
'How I escaped my dark places'
Mariah Herbert, 20, grew up in Kaitaia. She lost her sister to suicide in 2008.
Myrtle rust crisis continues in the north
The myrtle rust crisis in Taranaki continued to escalate last week
Letter: And then - nothing happens
One reader is not impressed with the Far North deputy Mayor Tania McInnes.
Farmers need to be aware of new bobby calf regulations
Farmers must ensure they are ready for the new bobby calf shelter and loading regulations
Bravo Class excels out of their comfort zone
Kaitaia College Bravo Class students have completed an out-of-school event.
Editorial: Our cup runneth over
The wet blankets came out last week, even before Emirates Team NZ streaked over the line
Remarkable man and life in two cultures
The life and experiences of pre-Treaty Maori travellers have been immortalised in a book.
Not a bad way to grab the headlines
Hone Harawira's latest display of his ability to grab public attention impresses Mana.