Residents wait for the next crash
Residents of a Kerikeri rural road are calling for a reduced speed limit and warning signs
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A smoke-free stand for future generations
Morehu Marae has taken a stand to further ensure the survival of its descendants
Expanded marina to bring jobs to Opua
New berths will allow visiting boaties to stay longer and spend more, project backers say.
Honesty the best policy
A reader has watched with interest the self-destruction of the Green Party leadership.
Affordable infrastructure in rural communities
Generally accepted infrastructure procurement and build mythologies need to change
Recognised for dealing with pests
Pest manager Don McKenzie has received a Minister's Biosecurity Award.
Going back to art
Kaitaia's Stefan Burrows has long been recognised as a talented artist
Far North's shining stars on the stage
The 16 finalists for the Far North's Got Talent 2017 titles have been named.
Fishing: Nicky exceeds wildest expectations
Nicky Sinden has reeled n a world record-breaking swordfish.
Dog owners won't lie down for law change
Gloomy weather did not deter 60-odd dog owners from congregating at Opua Beach
MP David Clendon leaves with no regrets
Kerikeri-based Green MP David Clendon will end his parliamentary career next month
Thinking outside the kennel
Pet dog owners in the Bay of Islands may need help with the new proposed dog bylaws.
Mid North cops it again
Far North was spared last week, but other parts were subjected to very heavy rain.
In worse conditions 'We'd have been looking for bodies'
An Australian yachtie would have been "toast" if the wind had changed, say Mangonui police
A tangled web indeed
Metiria Turei has created a tangled web, even if she refuses to see it, says Peter Jackson
A little closer to home
Constable Josh Smith travelled a long way from Nelson to take up his first police position
'Total destruction' at Oruru
Mangonui firemen say there was little chance of saving a two-storey house on Pariri Road
Attack dog returned to owner
An Auckland man whose dog was attacked is angry the owner of the other dog wasn't punished
Fire destroys Far North home
An uninsured home in the Far North has been left a burnt-out shell.
Mike Finlayson: Give us our fish back
I have been a staunch advocate for a solution to mitigating pressures on inshore fisheries
Winston Peters: Another week, another crisis
We constantly hear about the consequences of the government's tight-fisted attitude.
Letters: Asleep at the wheel
One very important facet of local government is transparency, says a reader
Attack on meth to be launched on Monday
Resources designed to educate the community about P will be publicly launched at Te Ahu
Kelvin Davis: A rural family success story
Kelvin Davis' elevation to deputy leader of the Labour Party is just one more achievement
The US is a long way from Ahipara
Joining the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) has provided the exciting career gateway
Promotion for Kelvin Davis a 'win for Northland'
Kelvin Davis' promotion to deputy leader of the Labour Party will give him a stronger say.
Te Tai Tokerau hosts indigenous tournament
The vehicle is sport but the outcome is the seeding of lifelong global connections
Mr Awesome guides youngsters
The achievement by Matauri Bay School Rippa Rugby has been recognised.
Letters: Perehipe Reserve isn't small
A reader was not surprised a section of Perehipe Rerserve will be leased.
All the information on planned power cuts online
Top Energy has launched an Outage Centre on its website
A big day out for dogs and owners
The dog day at A&P showgrounds in Kaitaia attracted a lot of pet owners.
Bad timing for Northland College review
Northland College Principal Jim Luders says a scathing review of the school had bad timing
Regional airports at risk says group
Northland's three airports in Whangarei, Kerikeri and Kaitaia are an "endangered species",
Editorial: Should we just give up?
Is this election really about creating a happier, healthier, more prosperous New Zealand?