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Rare tree saved from the brink of extinction
A single tree has saved a species from extinction.
A single tree has saved a species from extinction.
Beach is to be blessed to remove the stigma of the 2016 landing of methamphetamine.
The Mangonui Lions are preparing another Daffodil Day mega breakfast.
Bay Bush Action has two new species to look out for.
The Umawera Hall committee is putting the pressure on pests.
Crash will be costly and reinforces calls for a reduced speed limit.
A two-year trial has begun to test the commercial value of totara.
Police have a picture of the man suspected of stealing a ute, two guns and three dogs.
Weedbusters clear smothering weeds so native plants get a chance to regenerate.
Five of Northland's six MPs voted in favour of the Abortion Legislation Bill.
Action aplenty in school girl rugby as Kaitaia square off against Whangārei Girls' .
Northland groups get $1.5m of grants from Foundation North.
History made as 'European whānau and Māori iwi' sign deal for 212ha horticulture business.
In the Far North it seems everyone wants to be mayor but no one wants to be a councillor.
Suspicious fires have Far North firefighters worried.
No floods at Taipa Area School since bridge-builders replaced stormwater pipes.
Team from Awanui spent 20 days building waka with Suquamish tribe hosts.
Mayoral candidate Jay Hepi and Destiny Church's Coalition NZ claim 1700 new voters so far
Virgie and Bill Murray, and son Benji, have run the dairy for 26 years.
Holiday park home to more than 50 native bird species including kiwi and weka.
A weekly round-up of news, events and oddities from the Bay of Islands and Mid North.
Far North students lending a hand at one of NZ's worst environmental disasters.
Firefighters say dense vegetation allowed fire to spread, threatening a neighbour's home.
Claim and counterclaim over state of temporary Horeke dog pound.
When the siblings saw a huge fin in Houhora Harbour their first thought was 'shark!'
Te Tai Tokerau's longest-serving chief executive has retired after 30 years of service.
The growth of the horticulture industry, nationally and internationally, is blooming.