Northland AgeEditorial, Tuesday January 12, 2016REMEMBER Daisy Fernandez? She was the 13-year-old girl who died when she was struck by a motorbike on Dargaville's Ripiro Beach on January 1, 2007.11 Jan 08:47 PM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor, Thursday January 7, 2016I just wanted to thank the three young men who returned my wallet after I left it on the public seat outside a shop in the middle of Commerce Street.06 Jan 08:13 PM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor, Thursday December 31, 2015In the past there have been snippets and bigger bits about how we as a country celebrate Christmas, but this year only the shopping side of Christmas was shown.30 Dec 08:03 PM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor, Tuesday December 22, 2015We have a daughter who has life-threatening seizures (Cannabis med works but too costly, October 27).21 Dec 09:30 PM
Northland AgeEditorial, Tuesday December 22, 2015ONE of the nicest things about Christmas, apart from the true significance of a festival that tends to be buried under an avalanche of hedonism and greed, is that it seems to encourage the unleashing of common sense.21 Dec 09:27 PM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor,Thursday December 10, 2015For the last eight months, since I was elected as the Te Hiku constituency councillor on the Northland Regional Council, I have driven over 7000 kilometres in trips to and from council meetings, mostly in Whangarei, one, two and sometimes three times a we09 Dec 08:19 PM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor, Tuesday December 8, 2015I have received a very nice letter from the Honourable Simon Ten Bridges, together with his photo to remind me what a dashing, fresh-faced young man he really is.07 Dec 07:53 PM
Northland AgeEditorial, Tuesday December 8, 2015Life on the farm is rarely as idyllic as it is generally portrayed for our entertainment, but the images that have gained worldwide attention courtesy of covert filming in the Waikato by animal advocacy group Farmwatch are utterly abhorrent.07 Dec 07:51 PM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor, Thursday November 19, 2015In his letter to this paper (November 17) Geoff Parker points out some very scary facts of goings-on behind closed doors about New Zealand's future.18 Nov 08:04 PM
Northland AgeEditorial, Tuesday November 17, 2015Once again, events overseas have given issues in this country new perspective. We angst over whether the flag debate is evidence of arrogance or a diversionary tactic and whether the Prime Minister went too far in describing New Zealand immigration...16 Nov 07:55 PM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor, Thursday November 12, 2015There we were. My daughter and I en route to Melbourne for the Derby and Melbourne Cup races. Ticking off our bucket list. Friday morning, Auckland airport, checking in at 4.45am.11 Nov 08:16 PM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor, Tuesday November 10, 2015Are the fun police at DOC and our local council, not getting the message?09 Nov 08:07 PM
Northland AgeEditorial, Tuesday November 10, 2015IF WE cast our minds back we will remember the National Party fighting, if that's the right word, a by-election in Northland.09 Nov 08:01 PM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor, Thursday November 5, 2015Every year in the Far North we have numerous calls of missing, scared and trembling family pets, and farm animals hurting themselves trying to get away from both the sight and sounds made by fireworks.04 Nov 07:50 PM
Northland AgeEditorial, Tuesday November 3, 2015SUNDAY was a good day for a lot of New Zealanders, and not only those who were at Twickenham to see the All Blacks win their second Rugby World Cup on the trot in a match befitting a final.02 Nov 08:21 PM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor, Tuesday October 27, 2015True to form, the editor of the Age has the guts to shine a spotlight upon the elephant in the room that is studiously ignored by other editors, government departments and the many agencies charged with addressing New Zealand's social problems.26 Oct 08:32 PM
Northland AgeEditorial, Tuesday October 20, 2015ONCE again a child has committed a very adult crime - the aggravated robbery of a Kaitaia dairy, armed with a thankfully unloaded rifle - and once again we hear the excuses.19 Oct 08:00 PM
Northland AgeEditorial, Tuesday October 13, 2015THERE is no doubting the sincerity of the people who marched in Kaikohe last week, in response to a spate of suicides in the community. The message was that they cared, but the tragedy of suicide, in Kaikohe and throughout this country, needs a much more12 Oct 07:43 PM
