A reader vents about councils pushing for Māori representation.

Annual adventure billed as 'a wonderful way to see some spectacular parts of the country'.

Sell-out fishing competition on Te Oneroa-A-Tohe/Ninety Mile Beach all set to proceed.

Te Kao has more reason to worry about fires than most places.

'Deep horror and sadness' at news that kauri-killing disease confirmed in Puketi Forest.

Another $3 million in relief measures pledged for drought-hit Northland.

Reader Ross Forbes take issue with another correspondent sea level rise claims.

NZ will only get remnants of the ex-tropical cyclone as it moves past the country.

Checkout operator said she recognised the daughter and all appeared 'normal'.

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.

Relief for Kaikohe's dwindling water supply is nigh.

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.

More water mains burst and are fixed.

Another kiwi listening blitz will start soon.

The Fairburn Kaiaka Hall's centennial is well celebrated.

Northland is prepared for the arrival of coronavirus.