A Kerikeri resident says the town could do without its fire siren.

Thieves continue to help themselves to Hospice shop stuff.

A composting project gets under way in Kaitaia.

A new round of Kai Ora funding has opened.

Divers find a fanworm-infested boat at Mangonui.

Clean Waters seeks support for Taipa appeal.

The PGF is investing in a trial kingfish farming plan in Northland.

The big Covid-19 question goes unanswered.

`White noise' blocks access to emergency marine radio channel.

Kiwi continue to struggle as the drought goes on.

Fire ban message still not being heard by some.

A fully-recovered green turtle is back where he belongs.

A thief puts a kauri shoe-cleaning station out of action.

The NRC restricts water use in coastal catchments.

Watercare: "While we welcomed the rain this week, it provided only light relief."

A reader deplores an untidy entrance to Kerikeri.

Fundraising begins for a tilt at the worlds.

A fatal crash at Mangonui takes the Far North's road toll to two.

The Fairburn Kaiaka Hall's centennial is well celebrated.

Northland is prepared for the arrival of coronavirus.

The urge to save water seems to be fading in some towns.

Whatuwhiwhi takes a stand against intimidation and thuggery.

Plan B for deterring fire-lighters could be prosecutions.

The SPCA suspects that Rambo is a much-loved pet.

Plans for a youth centre in Kaitaia have come to nought.

A Doubtless Bay woman sets a citizenship record.

Scholarship winner Laurel is destined for success.

Christopher Hagerty has the best citizenship ceremony story yet.

Intersections at Puketona (SH10/SH11), Kawakawa (SH1/SH11) and Rawene to benefit.

Kaitaia's water shortage is making life harder for some.