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Letters: Empty rhetoric requires action
MPI Fishery team members did a good job in a recent operation at Ahipara, says a reader.
Editorial: A 'simple solutions' ideal is unrealistic
Taking a 'simple solutions' approach to big problems won't work, writes Peter Jackson.
Letters: Living on 'water and faith' not sustainable for elderly
A reader is disgusted that a sick elderly neighbour forced to pay for hospital treatment.
Letters: Phasing out plastic bags the first step
Getting rid of plastic bags will improve the environment, writes a Eugenie Sage.
Editorial: If we want change, it starts with us
There will be change in 2019, but it won't improve our lives, writes Peter Jackson.
John Vujcich: Tracking animals with NAIT important
Comment: Traceability of animals is crucial to keeping our stock healthy.
Letters: Meningococcal outbreak: Truth and a good story
Northland must do better when it comes to dealing with the meningococcal W vaccine.
Editorial: Politicians think they know better than parents
Comment: Parental responsible keeps getting delegated to politicians and it's not right.
Letters: Who owns the world's debt?
International debt is skyrocketing and one reader wants to know why.
Letters: We need wise leadership not GM
We don't need genetic modification of food - just good leaders, writes a reader.
Editorial: Ngāpuhi negotiations starting point for future
Jason Pou addresses the nature of negotiation with Ngāpuhi in Northland.
Editorial: Pollution levels prove it's time to confront our future
Humans destroy our environment and the creatures that live within it, writes Mike Dinsdale
Letters: Top Energy welcomes feedback on service
The Top Energy spokeswoman responds to power outage issues.
Letters: Cynical Armistice Day editorial 'preposterous'
A reader responds to a recent editorial in the Northland Age.
Editorial: NCEA exam time a trivial pursuit
Kids who are unprepared for exams seem to avoid consequences, writes Peter Jackson.
Letters: Private marina application denial in Opua Basin right decision
A boatyard slipway has contaminated the Opua Basin, writes a reader.
Editorial: Swamp Palace local value worth more than the price
Saving the Swamp Palace means more to residents than money, writes Peter Jackson.
Letters: Karel Sroubek plot thickens
The Karel Sroubek case has been surrounded by uncertainty, writes former MP Peter Dunne.
Letters: Retirement village input needed in Cooper's Beach
FNDC are looking for feedback regarding a proposed retirement village in Cooper's Beach.
Editorial: Soldier's sacrifice honoured by hypocritical leadership
Comment: Today's leaders are unworthy of the selfless sacrifice of soldiers in WWI.
Letters: Warning of age tsunami in Kaitaia
The Switzer care CEO is warning at the age tsunami coming to Kaitaia.
Letters: Locals are taking action for sustainable fishing
A group committed to protecting fish stocks have started meeting with marae hapu.
Opinion: Oh joy, another rule for farmers
The council couldn't spot a wetland in a police lineup, yet farmers are expected to do it.
Editorial: Residency for drug smuggler new low for Immigration
Comment: Offering residency to Karel Sroubek shows a lapse in judgement for govt.
Letters: Exporting our money
Comment: Our leaders are being seduced by China's ready supply of money
Letters: Some small rewards from royal tour
The British Royal Tour offers small rewards, so why not enjoy it? says a reader.
Editorial: Houhora crash a fatal mistake
Comment: The tragic accident that claimed two women in Houhora was just a fatal mistake.
'Rest in peace, Rogue'
'A weaver of words and a born entertainer who could hold his audience spellbound'
Letters: Face facts, teachers
Teachers have quickly jumped on to the salary hike bandwagon, says a reader.
Letters: State of SH10 unacceptable Mr Twyford
A reader is disturbed by the state of a short section of State Highway 10 near Taipa.
Letters: 'Extremist' 1080 claims expose the hysterical few
There was no danger drinking tea from 1080 affected water, says Mike Finlayson.