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A pine tree wrecking ball for farmland
Close to 300,000 stock units will be lost this year in Wairoa, Pongaroa and Wairarapa.
Close to 300,000 stock units will be lost this year in Wairoa, Pongaroa and Wairarapa.
David Seymour asks who represents the real threat to freedom of speech.
A report of a dog stuck on rocks in the Waitangi River sparked a community rescue mission.
Government wastes millions while Te Hiku does the job.
Former All Black Percy Erceg died peacefully at his home on Sunday morning.
Reporter numbers in regions have fallen by 28 per cent in the last three to five years.
Eight journalists are to be recruited to provide local democracy news from around NZ.
Two Kaitaia College students win sailing trophy at their third attempt.
A reader asks if we have become so inured to thieving that no one cares any more.
Kaitaia supermarket's transformation has stalled but not stopped.
Kaitaia College students will join tomorrow's School Strike 4 Climate.
They said that the drug was destroying whānau and infecting every rohe it entered.
Calls to ban bottom trawling on seamounts and other ecologically sensitive areas.
Heritage New Zealand said the process is important, while the cost is often modest.
Medicinal cannabis and legalising dope are separate issues, writes Peter Jackson.
More government funding goes to educating freedom campers.
She had no idea how the belts in a five-year-old car failed a warrant of fitness check.
Northland MP Matt King does his bit for Alzheimers Northland fundraiser.
Kaitaia's new Hunting & Fishing store runs foul of council bureaucracy.
Bridget Simmond's family "adore her and are extremely worried about her".
Farmers can reduce their greenhouse gas emissions by looking at new biotech solutions.
The accolade was announced to some of the country's top bull breeders.
A Kaitaia student is amongst those to receive Freemasons' scholarships.
Karikari Peninsula's volunteers need younger reinforcements to step in.