Paradise Radio Kaitaia is no more.

Otiria wins the title, 59 years after the last time.

Te Rarawa (just) too good for Awanui.

Police were called to reports of a stabbing at Kaikohe petrol station.

Steve Sangster asks why all the talk about water doesn't include Lake Ōmāpere.

Not the news Shelly Matthews was ever hoping to hear.

Government's border control is losing its grip.

Pukenui cops the predicted tornado.

Fairburn loses another kiwi.

A business era is coming to an end in Kaikohe.

Tai Tokerau Border Control acts to control traffic heading north once more.

Soldier, gym worker, prison officer - now a vicar.

Will people listen if they can't trust what they're being told?

Tai Tokerau Border Control will act again if necessary.

Taipā teens make national waiata competition final.

Northlanders don't need inviting twice to be Covid tested.

Police won't be joining Covid protest.

Lockdown turns the Auckland tap off once again.

Aged care facilities taking no chances with Covid-19.

The Far North's newest JP has a family history of service.

Dogs surrendered and destroyed.

Avery says masks that don't fit snugly won't do the job.

Twenty minutes was enough time to steal an elderly woman's generator.

Chooks and sparrows among the victims.

Spot the difference between Curran and Dyson.

The old river bed that no one wants to know about.

'There were no road closures and no homes were under threat.'

Demand for retirement accommodation raises concerns.

Another student strike next month

Refusal to renew licences will be appealed.