Kaitaia College XI impresses in return to competition
Kaitaia College 1st XI hockey team proved competitive at a tournament in Kaikohe
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Good field for Bonanza fishing
The Kahawai Bonanza attracted 107 adult anglers to 90 Mile Beach.
Forest owners don't want to wait
Forest owners want the government to get extra forest planting underway
Snow will always be our hero
Snow Bray was farewelled with a full fire brigade 'send off.'
Editorial: Council - make it count
The Far North District Council is ordering a review of its procurement processes.
A taste of Pakaraka as families share kai secrets
Willow-Jean Prime is not lacking a public profile.
Lake Waiporohita project is a winner
The project aimed at restoring Lake Waiporohita was recognised last week.
Beef progeny test breaking records
A beef progeny test that is showing strong growth rates for Simmental-cross cattle
'This is your only warning'
Summit Forests and police had one message to rubbish dumpers - 'This is your only warning'
Letter: Sorry, for whatever reason
A letter from a rubbish dumper in Aupouri Forest shows consequences are coming.
Who wants to walk on water?
Daniel Thompson knows Mangonui Harbour as well as anyone and better than most.
A different Queen's birthday in Kaikohe
You don't get to 80 without learning to make a grand entrance - just ask Millie Saunders
Deja vu for rescued, rescuers in Tapotupotu
Two men were rescued from rocks under a cliff west of Tapotupotu on Saturday night.
Valuing livestock for tax purposes
There are two main methods of valuing livestock on hand at year end for tax purposes
Spotlight goes on council processes
The Far North District Council is to conduct a review of its procurement processes
John Blackwell: In good company
Federated Farmers is in good company with its views on water quality issues.
Editorial: More heat than light
There has been more heat than light in the vaccination 'debate' thus far.
Tough going at the rust scare epicentre
A couple at the centre of NZ's first case of myrtle rust have described their heartbreak.
No charges over pedestrian deaths
No charges will be laid against the drivers involved in the deaths of two pedestrians.
Letters: Big slices of aroha to fix Kaikohe
There is nothing wrong with Kaikohe that big slices of aroha can't fix, says a reader.
Rodeo cruelty warning 'not enough'
An animal handler at this year's Mid Northern Rodeo has been formally warned for cruelty.
Farm feed study a game changer
Dairy farmers are beginning to learn about the fat evaluation index
Bay music festival stalwart honoured
After 28 country rock festivals and 25 jazz festivals Shirley May has no plans to stop.
Holiday weather: Snow warnings, slips
South Island roads are set to get slippery with snow.
Letters: A slippery slope
People concerned about vaccinations aren't necessarily 'anti' the idea of vaccinations.
Ngati Kahu a finalist
Te Runanga-a-Iwi o Ngati Kahu is a finalist in this year's Green Ribbon Award.
No place on memorial for small plaque
Far North (Kaitaia) RSA has declined to approve its being attached to the memorial.
Giving prisoners hope
Teaching prisoners to read and write may give them a way out of returning to jail.
Farmers applaud sensible decision
Federated Farmers has succeeded in its stand against draft hazardous substances rules.
More medical students bound for regions
The University of Auckland wants to place more medical students in rural GP practices.