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Can we go back to the good old days?
Leighton Baker ponders the values we seem to have lost sight of.
More rescue tubes for Far North beaches
Doubtless Bay's Operation Flotation is moving further afield.
A job well done by Heather Ayrton
Well-earned retirement for heritage champion Heather Ayrton.
Te Rarawa rewards academic potential
More Te Rarawa scholarships for the iwi's most promising students.
School values explained in art
Kaingaroa School pupils give artistic expression to their school's values.
Person injured after being hit by car in Karikari Peninsula
Police said crash happened at 7.40am on New Year's Day.
Is tourism doing more harm than good?
Are increasing visitor numbers killing the golden goose of tourism?
Plea to give poles a wide berth
Crashing into power poles is dangerous, and expensive for lines companies and drivers.
Fight to save drowned woman's life: 'He did CPR for half an hour'
Tragedy played out over VHF radio.
Our grim toll: Drowning deaths reach four in three days
The water is incredibly inviting and incredibly unforgiving, water safety boss says.
Eight rare chicks for Ahipara
It's been a great breeding season for Ahipara's dotterels.
Mayor clears the way for security cameras
Council barriers to security cameras are dismantled.
A new novel with a Far North flavour
Mark Chamberlain's new novel is built around Far North experiences and characters.
All invited to contribute to beach plan
Compiling a 90 Mile Beach plan will be very inclusive process.
Hungry kiwi foraging in daylight - again
Dry conditions are forcing kiwi to feed in daylight.