The end of the 'Great War': The 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918.

The fishing wasn't exactly easy-going for the 90 Mile Surfcasting Club field day.

If we are to tackle this problem then we must do so in a united manner.

LegaSea has blasted bottom trawling as an indiscriminate fish harvesting process.

Occupied land at Waimanoni has quite a history according to the ANT Trust.

Kaitaia's new visitor programme for the lonely has everything it needs except clients.

A Kumi Rd house was engulfed in flames by the time firefighters arrived.

Glass recycling has become big business in Kerikeri.

Te Tai Tokerau enjoys great success at MWWL conference.

Is there one rule for farmers and another for local government?

Waimanoni has occupied land it wishes to buy.

Technology is a boon for Janae Cochrane - but it doesn't come cheap.

The Dux trophy was awarded to Jos Spaans, with Samantha Steed Proxime Accessit.

Stolen medal is returned to a grateful family.

The Maitai Bay rahui is working - and may be extended.

The new Far North district council gets down to work.

The child was critically injured on Friday afternoon.

Funeral service sheets can hold valuable information.

Sealing plans awaiting NZTA approval.

A Moerewa couple have gone to selling milk in glass bottles.

Te Papa will hand ownership of the de Surville anchor over to Museum @ Te Ahu.

A local man says Lake Tangonge fed the Aupouri aquifer - until it was drained.

No one knows how much water the Aupōuri aquifer has to give.

Kaikohe's sprinkler ban three months earlier than last summer.

Off to university - with a scholarship.

Children and their parents have celebrated the grand reopening of Rawene Playcentre.

Diet is a minor player when it comes to gout.

Police appeal to a woman not seen for more than 20 months.

Farmers are urged to comply with the animal tracking scheme.