Planning process just begun for transitional housing
The planning process for transitional housing at Ahipara has just begun.
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Orchid lovers ready to show
Orchid growers prepare for the Bay of Islands Orchid Society's annual show.
Pets have their day at Ahipara School
Dogs, chickens, goats and more have their big day out at Ahipara School.
One dead in crash involving milk tanker near Wellsford
Road closure and diversions are in place and motorists are advised to avoid the area.
Firefighters bring Mangawhai Heads scrub fire under control
"It was quite close to properties at one stage, but no properties were damaged."
Can we no longer decide for ourselves?
Now we'll just get one side of the climate change story.
High tea for half a century
Museum @ Te Ahu celebrates its golden jubilee with high tea.
Anger over transitional housing plan
Consent sought to use the former Baylinks Motel for permanent transitional housing.
Kids help care for their coast
A new generation of kaitiaki is being nurtured at Ahipara.
A lifetime's inspiration from a song
Di West has built a creative career from one line in a song.
Kai Ora harvesting rich rewards
Kai Ora Fund supports projects that enable people to grow their own nutritious food.
Cruise ship funds for kiwi conservation
Cruise ship company will support conservation efforts.
Federated Farmers: Resentment is building
The Government is wielding a sledgehammer when a scalpel is what's needed.
Farmers demand a fair go over water consultation
DairyNZ chief executive calls on Govt to extend timeframe of freshwater consultation.
Editorial: Beleaguered dairy farmers are losing hope
Dairy farmers are under attack from all quarters.
Mangonui firm to make environmental history
Water-cleaning technology at Mangonui will be a NZ first.
Far North Council's plans for a little more sealing on rural roads
The FNDC plans sealing on six metal roads, NZTA willing.
Debut success for ALS jazz ensemble
Abundant Life School's jazz ensemble excels in Auckland.
Prison programme is changing lives
Prison programme leader Arrin Clark wins an Art Access award.
Iwi bans Cook's Endeavour replica ship from docking
The Far North iwi Ngāti Kahu says it was not consulted about Mangonui being included.
Ka-pow! Thump! Bam! Kerikeri learns stage combat from a Hollywood stunt double
Dayna Grant gives Kerikeri's future stars a lesson in stunt fighting.
Thefts hurting Northland oyster farmers
Thieves putting health at risk by stealing while farms closed due to contamination.
Safety net if you slip up over red tape
Farmers face a complex juggling act with so many rules these days.
Ahipara club reports 'phenomenal' jump in membership
"We started with a group of mates in January 2006, and have risen to 352 members."
Some tax-saving strategies in agriculture
There are long-held misconceptions about how to save tax - here's how to do it.
New kennels for Kaitaia, Ngāwhā pound plan on ice
New options to be discussed at October 3 meeting, last one before the local elections.
Hats on for Kaitaia's museum
Kaitaia's museum will celebrate 50 years with hats and high tea.
Okaihau Playcentre trashed, vandalised by teens
Okaihau College students are blamed for vandalising their local playcentre.
Kaitaia ineligible for Pub Charity grants
Pub Charity says the Waipapakauri Hotel is too far from Kaitaia to benefit the town.
Editorial: A hard road for treaty negotiators
TV series reveals the challenges faced by treaty negotiators.
Head-on crash claims life at Moerewa
A 69-year-old Doubtless Bay man has died after a head-on crash near Moerewa.