Latest fromNorthland Age
An Australian fisho invasion
More Snapper Bonanza tickets than ever are being sold in Australia.
Sisters following in Nana's footsteps
Two sisters are keeping their family gardening tradition alive.
Mabel's Cottage a contender for Bach of Year
An old cottage at Mill Bay has charm all of its own.
Kerikeri's feeling housing pressure too
Kerikeri house prices and rental costs have soared.
Fanworm eradication under review
The number of Mediterranean fanworms divers are finding at Opua is increasing.
Lloyd Logging named Forestry Family of the Year
A strong family bond makes for good business.
Body found in creek in Kaitaia
Police were called around 1pm today to a report of a body in a creek.
Toastmasters talking up a new world record
It's official — some of the best talkers on the planet are to be found in the Hokianga.
Theft from charity earns prison sentence
Judge rejects claims offending was motivated by tikanga Māori and caring for others.
Another Gold Star for 50 years
Greg Imms is recognised for 50 years of volunteer service.
A life's work is rewarded
Controversial principal Pat Newman awarded honorary union fellowship.
Fishing: Contest a cracker but future in doubt
The GR8X 2019 fishing competition attracted a huge turnout, but its future is in doubt.
Young film-makers off to Toronto
Two young film-makers are about to make their international debut.
Special honour for Johnson Davis
Johnson Davis' remarkable contribution to his community is recognised.
Spat collectors do it by hand
Spat collectors accept concerns about machinery on 90 Mile Beach.
Far North grandma tackles road rubbish issue
Roadside yields 10 bags of rubbish to the kilometre.
Next step for Far North water project
Northland Regional Council believes that irrigation could provide a huge economic boost.
Compliance demands have defeated Utea Park
Paul and Tania Desmond have conceded defeat over council compliance demands.
Women-only gym is a hit in Kaikohe
"Other women see me and say, 'Far out, if she can do it, so can I'."
What happened to Otaua Valley sealing?
Otaua Valley farmer laments lack of council attention.
Urban support for dairy farmers
An Auckland family assures dairy farmers that they are appreciated.
Editorial: Endeavour objection is deeply saddening
If James Cook was a barbarian, what of those who have followed him?