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Forestry training programme opens the door wide for women.
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The annual spring clean for 90 Mile Beach
Volunteers remove tonnes of rubbish from 90 Mile Beach.
Aussie fires light up Kaitaia sunset
Smoke from the Australian fires is colouring Kaitaia's sunsets.
Once Were Warriors actor's hospital ban after biscuit dispute
Actor Pete Smith says he's prepared to die over renal unit issues.
Action aplenty in Kingfish Classic
The Ahipara Gamefish Club has enjoyed a great start to the new summer.
Flash traps a big step closer for Bay Bush Action
The AT220 trap is about to make life tougher for pests in Opua State Forest.
Hunting and fishing club a good investment for Northland school
"If you are into your outdoor sports then you will see we truly live in paradise."
New name in biosecurity for Northland
Promising career has included extensive work to help Northland's kiwi populations.
End of the line for Mid Northern rodeo?
"New Zealanders in general do not support cruelty."
High tech traps make a huge difference
Bay Bush Action has big hopes for high-tech traps.
Comment: Signs of climate change all around us
Climate change is no longer something that might happen one day in the distant future.
High drama at Mangonui as AOS storm catamaran
Flares and smoke bombs don't deter the AOS.
Plans to give Kaitaia a facelift
The Kaitaia Business Association hopes to see a much smarter town.
Laughter and tears for 'Mrs Switzer'
A 21-year era has ended at Switzer Residential Care.
Prison volunteering is a rewarding experience
Volunteering enriches the lives of those who give an those who receive.
Water restrictions bite in Kaikohe
The Far North District Council has lifted its water restrictions in Kaikohe another notch.
Editorial: Holidaying doctors are not the solution
Working holidays won't fix the North's GP s problem.
Working holidays to fix Northland's GP shortage?
Mahitahi hopes the offer of working holidays will help fix the GP shortage.
Delta Class maintains an impressive tradition
It's been another great year for the Kaitaia College Services Academy.
Kaikohe mum has a nappy brainwave
Lucy Wihongi has a whole new approach to making nappies.
All have a say on fisheries plan
Fisheries NZ invites input to a new inshore fisheries plan.
Crowds turn out for royal couple's historic Waitangi visit
Prince's speech acknowledges hurt and past wrongs but stops short of an apology.
Fishers throw weight behind popular fundraising tournament
Fishing competition raises money that will change people's lives.
Royal Visit: Where to spot Charles and Camilla
Royals' first visit to birthplace of nation in 25 years gets under way tomorrow.
Telling ancient stories with a modern twist
Students redefining the art of ancient story-telling
Forestry helps 11 Ngāwhā prisoners into jobs
Pilot programme aims to get inmates into jobs while easing forestry labour shortages.
All ears on Prince Charles' speech at Waitangi
Māori hoping future king will build on earlier 'expression of regret'.
Nearly $800,000 of government funding comes to Northland
Kiwi protection in the Waipoua Forest receive the largest DoC funding grant.
Houhora volunteers honoured for combined 50 years service and 3330 emergency callouts
"You're lucky to have them," fire boss tells Houhora community about the volunteers.
Hawaiian carvers pay respects to 'Papa Hek'
Team of four in NZ to carve a traditional Hawaiian fishing canoe.
A BINfrastructure win for Panguru
Te Kura Taumata o Panguru have won a specially designed set of bins
Teacher aides' equity campaign a sizzler
The sausage sizzle was part of a campaign for better working conditions and job security