Claims that new law bans duck shooting
COLFO says new law effectively bans duck shooting.,
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Russell girl donates hair for cancer patients
Ruby Tauri gives her hair and cash for charity.
A lifetime's gratitude for the rescue chopper
Monique Bradley will forever be grateful for the rescue chopper service.
Ngawha plan is attracting strong interest
The stars are aligning for FNHL's [planned industrial development at Ngawha.
Back on the road for men's health
Dr Tom Mulholland is back on the road promoting men's health.
Cape Brett rescue: Battle to save survivors in massive waves, strong winds
Sea conditions were some of the worst the rescue chopper crew had seen in many years.
Editorial: No wholesale changes in the North
No electoral shocks but lessons to be learned.
Four new faces on the district council
Four newcomers have been elected to the Far North District Council.
Miss Far North crown back in Kaitaia
Kaitaia teenager Anarosa Aperahama-Pio achieves her ambition.
Unimogs for a future disaster
The Far North has unimogs but no one to look after and drive them.
Limited notification for water takes
More growers want to take water from the Aupouri aquifer.
'Honoured' Carter vows it's his last term
Initial results show John Carter on 5018 votes with former deputy Tania McInnes on 3223.
Shark attack victim: Why I'm going back in the water
Scars from shark attack not just physical for Northland surfie.
Local Elections: Carter returned for third term as Far North mayor
Current deputy Tania McInnes finished second and outspoken councillor Dave Hookway third.
Cornwallis sea rescue: Family thank French firefighter; children still scarred
Greg Dixon was chuffed to be able to thank the French firefighter for her actions.
Surfcasting: An excellent 24 hours for some
90 Mile Beach Surfcasting Club's first 24-hour field day a success.
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.
Inaugural award comes to Kaitaia
Haka Bristow's boss says she was very deserving of a Community Star.
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.