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How the Northland Council might look with reform
Northland's three district and one regional councils are set to be merged into one Northland-wide unitary authority, the Northland Council, if the region accepts the draft proposal
Criticism over crash response rankles
A Mangamuka farmer who went to the aid of a log truck driver who lost control of his trailer on Tuesday last week says she will think twice before doing so again.
Taylor's prison term 'a joke'
The father of one of Daniel Luke Taylor's victims had described the Kaitaia man's prison term of five years and 10 months as a joke.
On A Wing and A Prayer
There isn't a civilization on earth throughout millennia that hasn't adopted some form of esoteric philosophy, recognizing there is something more than we mere mortals. You'd have to wonder, then, why it's called New Age.
Moerewa adds sevens title to haul
A last-minute try in a come-from-behind win saw Moerewa take out the third and final leg of the 2013 Northland Rugby Sevens at Simson Park on Saturday.
An exodus to university
More Year 13 graduates from Bay of Islands than usual will enter tertiary institutes next year.
Restaurant fire tests brigade
The Kaitaia Fire Brigade had just 50-odd metres to travel to a blaze at the Sea Dragon restaurant in the town's main street on Friday afternoon.
Two women seriously injured on roads
Two women were flown to Whangarei Hospital by rescue helicopter after separate incidents over the weekend.
Medal mystery at Russell
The Russell RSA will commemorate Armistice Day once again on Monday, but this time much of the focus will be on the mystery of three WW1 medals.
Senior game stays in survival mode
Kaikohe beat Kaitaia by 19 runs in a Twenty20 match on Sunday, in what was the first serious game of senior cricket played in Kaitaia College in quite some time.
North trio to fore in gymnastics
Three gymnasts from the Far North representing Northland scored well at the Gymsports NZ Artistic National Competition in Napier from October 2-4.
This really was a bright idea
The Young Enterprise Scheme has been the catalyst for any number of bright ideas over the years.
No end in sight to abuse allegations
Detective Senior Sergeant Kevin Burke, Northland's acting manager of criminal investigations, said last week that fresh allegations and reports of sexual abuse in Northland were beginning to flood in via police hotlines.