Burgled butcher amazed by response
Moerewa's burgled butcher has been overwhelmed with donations and support
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Three-shot limit works for duck hunters
The Auckland-Waikato Fish & Game Region was first to bring in the three-shot rule
All the signs are for a great duck hunting season
The duck shooting season opens on Saturday.
Far North possums to get brief reprieve
Far North possums were handed a brief reprieve last week, due to bad weather.
More pest plants workshops
Time to get up close and personal with the worlds worst weeds.
Legs crushed in tractor accident
Mangonui firefighters took two hours to free a man whose legs were crushed by a tractor.
Māori Battalion's legacy documented in a history
The history of the 28th (Maori) Battalion's D Company is to be documented
Editorial: It's a buyers market
What Immigration NZ doesn't seem to understand is that it is working in a buyer's market.
Butcher robbed 3 times: 'Am I better off on the dole?'
Northland butcher robbed for the third time wonders if he's better off on the benefit.
Power price plan is on hold
The Electricity Authority has back-tracked on plans that would have raised power prices.
Intruders beat Kawakawa railway volunteer
A railway volunteer was beaten by intruders in Kawakawa.
Cow cockie hits the big time
A Kerikeri dairy farmer has won awards for Best Rock Song at the Akademia Music Awards
Seeking 1949 Bell Shield winners
Historians are keen to hear from the Far North Rugby Football Club team of 1949.
Now this really is a fish
Gore has a leaping trout, Ohakune its giant carrot, now Paihia has a leaping marlin.
Many happy returns for DoC
DoC staff went to Kerikeri recently to for the Department of Conservation's 30th birthday.
Council answers on use of Perehipe reserve
Annie Tothill finally received answers from the Far North District Council on Friday.
High price for drinking when pregnant
Families struggling with kids with foetal alcohol spectrum disorder gathered in Whangarei
Gold star honours 25 years for officer
Kaitaia Deputy Chief Fire Officer Craig Rogers received a Gold Star for 25 years service.
Letters: Racist all right
Brash's words: "New Zealand does not belong to one race" is incompatible with the treaty.
Just what the doctor ordered
John Somerville jogged across the half-marathon finish line at the World Masters Games.
Iwi leaders applaud RMA 'gains'
The Freshwater and Natural Resources Iwi Leaders' groups have applauded the "gains"
A high price for freedom
Freedom, bought for today's New Zealand by those who served in war
Letters: This is preventing cruelty?
A reader writes of an unpleasant experience with the SPCA.
Editorial: The Kiwi spirit lives on
April 25 is the day when we take time to think about the sacrifices of war.
A threepeat for Kaitaia print shop
Winning a Franchisee of the Year award takes some doing.
Scholarships go to four from North
Four of the eight recipients of this year's Ngarimu scholarships are from the Far North.
Parents ruled out of pay rise
Health worker pay rise rules out parents caring for family members
Dog trials: Provincial champs decided
The Northland championships were decided in Waiotehue Valley in Broadwood
Kaitaia gets cut off once again
The very Far North was cut off from the rest of the country once again.
Winston Peters: This is just a start
Sixty-six more police, three stations to open 24 hours. It's a start, says Winston Peters.
Mike Finlayson: The dirty dozens
A major part of your regional council's environmental work is controlling pest animals
Marine submissions closing tomorrow
Submissions to the Northland Regional Council's proposed new rules close at 4pm tomorrow.