Far North developer Wayne Brown has never been a fan of how Top Energy is managed and governed, and is even less enamoured after a

Pick wild food carefully After many requests to the council to get their contractors to add colourant to their spray tanks, and getting

Sonny Christie would rather not have suffered a ruptured appendix, but now restored to health, he has nothing but praise for the

A tourist has returned home to Japan earlier than planned after the driver of the car he hitched a ride in left him stranded and sped off with all his gear.

Kaikohe's Mill Gym in Kaikohe is facing closure, due to lack of funds. The gym has become widely regarded as a sanctuary for youth

This newspaper is hardly unique in being accused, albeit not often and generally unfairly, of not checking its facts before publishing

Let's just get on with it ourselves So often we expect the council, central government, DOC or another public entity to fix our problems

The majority of the players in the 23 participating teams, the field day tournament at Taipa earlier this month was the first time

Like countless small communities throughout New Zealand, Peria and District (inland from Taipa) made a significant contribution to

Northland's "positions vacant" columns will be dominated by ads for tradies, chefs and hoteliers over the next four years, with construction

Kaitaia's Far North Hospice is well versed in turning dreams into reality, and did so again early on Monday morning with the blessing

Kaitaia is a community in crisis, says a community leader, after a spate of suspected suicides in the Far North town.

What began as a "simple" school talent quest in Kaitaia has evolved into an inspirational youth-led movement for hope. Organiser

Organisers of a new skateboarding competition in Kaitaia on Sunday said the event was designed to highlight the issue of youth suicide

The editorial on August 16, 2016, is most timely and should be prescribed reading for all voters everywhere.

Two Year 13 Youth Enterprise Scheme (YES) students at Kerikeri High School have come up with a plan that they say should help to reduce

A Kaitaia woman who feared for her life and the lives of her children, after being chased for more than 15km from Kaitaia on Saturday

Not unusually, the Better Local Services Bill, now before a select committee, is not written for the layman. Those who don't know

Organisers say a torrent of early entries for the NZ Millennium Cup 2017 is signalling the largest fleet since the turn of the century

Three years ago, there were seven Far North mayoral candidates. This year there are two - incumbent John Carter and Kerikeri man

Rose and Rex Matthews were back in the Far North last week, with some very special gifts to deliver. The couple, originally from

Debby White loves Kaitaia. She once worked at the Waipapakauri Hotel, "one of the greatest pubs there". And, she says, it's a bit

The letters O and A went missing from the Northland Age's online masthead and signage from other leading brands around the world in

Northland's Ngawha prison has won an Arts Access Awards 2016 for leading the way in providing arts programmes to inmates. The Northland

The skipper of a fishing boat who suffered serious pelvic injuries while at sea off Northland was winched aboard a helicopter in a dramatic rescue.

You may have spotted something a little different about this site's masthead today. No, it's not a glitch. There is a very good

A person is trapped and an intersection is blocked after two cars collided in Whangarei.

Local fight fans are certainly being spoiled for choice with the number of events on at the moment. The list includes the fight

So much to love in our town So many people in the Far North have taken offence to a lot of the media's portrayal of our fantastic

A company that specialises in diverting waste from landfill, and turning waste into a resource, says renewed calls for refunds on