Sand boarder choppered to hospital
A Westpac helicopter has rescued a tourist who injured her back sand duning.
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Superhero midwife's action saves baby
Midwife had to insert hand into mother's birth canal to hold unborn child for 90 minutes.
Let children cycle on footpaths: NZTA
Allowing children up to the age of 12 to cycle on footpaths has merit, the NZTA says.
John Carter: Moving forward together
Mayor John Carter is calling on the government to change how they deal with problems.
Sheryl Mai: Working together to grow our NI regions
The upper North Island's environment is critical to our nation's success.
Too little spent on pest control: Peters
Winston Peters believes more should be spent on pest control.
Far North turns on the charm
The Far North turned on glorious autumn conditions for the field of cyclists.
Letter: Treating the symptom
A reader offers a view of the problems with students in the Far North.
Recording the stories of our fallen soldiers
Kaitaia's historic Angel war memorial will provide the nucleus of a book about veterans.
Many happy returns for Northland's oldest resident
Northland's oldest resident has celebrated his 105th birthday.
The experience of a lifetime begins
Two young Far Northerners with real leadership potential boarded a plane in Kerikeri.
Kaitaia locals: Debbie wasn't so bad
The Far North appears to have been spared the worst of the remnants of Cyclone Debbie.
Young team wins national polocrosse
Horsemanship skills in the country were on display at the national polocrosse championship
Mike Finlayson: Working Together
Now is your chance to have input into what your regional councils does.
The answer really is in the soil
NorthTec and the Ngati Rangi Development Society Incorporated have created a garden.
New regatta has huge potential
A new waka ama regatta could grow into one of the sport's biggest events in the country.
Netball: Campaigning for a happier game
Kaikohe netballers have launched a campaign to improve the behaviour and safety of players
Police minister invited to Kaikohe
Alan Price said last week that police staffing levels in Kaikohe were "abysmally low".
John Blackwell: The autumn rituals begin
Fed's Eye on the North looks at the risk of depression in farmers on the wind down.
Editorial: Rules of engagement
New Zealand soldiers have always been regarded as well trained and disciplined.
Importing European animal manure a truly bull.... idea
The imported wastes of farm animals was as high a risk as could possibly be imagined.
Candidate concerned at rural decline in North
National's Northland candidate agrees that some once-bustling centres are "suffering".
Huge boost for wildlife project
A project to restore native wildlife in the Bay of Islands has received a huge boost.
Retiring for the second time after 61 years
Colin Dale has retired from the Far North District Council after 61 years.
Ministry official called an 'alien'
Desperate Northland principals are threatening to suspend disruptive students
Farmer's seal pup death sentencing adjourned
Ahipara man says fur seal pup killed to put it out of its misery after dog attack
Northland schools may have to suspend high needs, violent kids
Northland principals may have to suspend high risk children if they don't get more funding
Angler breaks own record with 420kg marlin
Donna Pascoe has broken her own record by landing a monster 420kg blue marlin.
Winston Peters MP: Who's pulling the handbrake?
Winston Peters questions why Northland still fails to thrive.
Doubtless Bay anglers reel in the prizes
Anglers enjoyed ideal conditions at the Doubtless Bay this month