Letters: Public health experience in Auckland 'positive'
A reader documents her experience in the public health sector as very positive.
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Editorial: Hysteria doesn't help
A sexual misconduct register achieves nothing positive, but could ruin the lives of many.
Letters: How lucky we are
Reader: Home gardening is being recognised more and more around the world.
Letters: Watch north fly
Reader: Once a decent highway is built, just take your hands off and watch Northland fly!
Letters: Don't kill crayfish breeding stock
Why are fisherman allowed to target egg-bearing crayfish when they school to spawn?
Editorial: This must stop!
Whoever is behind calls for commissioner in the Far North must stop!, says Peter Jackson.
Letters: Prayers are getting answered
I have lost count the number of times prayers have been answered, says a reader.
John Vujcich: Vision-driven action required for Far North council
It is frustrating that in the past health hasn't been given the priority it deserves.
Chris Reid: Is this the end of after hours doctors?
The increasing average age of rural GPs means there is a workforce crisis on the horizon.
Feds: Time to seize vehicles of livestock thieves
We need greater deterrents, writes Miles Anderson from Federated Farmers
Letters: Keep Northtec art course going
Keep the Northtec arts course going, pleads a reader.
Letters: Keep horses out of Far North lakes
We are all concerned about the generally poor quality of water in our Far North lakes
Editorial: Showing our better side
People shouldn't always believe the media, says Peter Jackson.
Letters: True professionals
Edward Rooney reminisces about his experience with the truly professional Kaitaia Taxis.
Letters: Guessing around groundwater bores isn't good enough
Concerns raised by local residents have caused the NRC to investigate water usage by MWWUG
Editorial: Gone is the delight of anticipation
Gone is the delight of anticipation. We are all the poorer for that, says Peter Jackson.
Letters: Bang on, Wayne Brown
Wayne Brown's analysis of the problems we face in the North is utterly to the point.
Letters: We deserve better than the standard of our roads
The dust from metal roads can be hazardous to our communities' health, says a reader.
Honey works better
Much has been said of late regarding respect by non-Maori for Maori culture
Letters: A new model of healthcare
Health decisions require careful analysis of the competing factions of good service.
Letters: Cable Bay a 'very complex' beach
Letters: Cable Bay is a very complex beach, and some parts are definitely prone to rips.
A parallel universe
This country's fixation with safety does not extend to the way many people drive.
Letter: How is this contest fair?
The future's not looking bright for women taking up sports, is it?
Letters: Punishing the innocent
Draconian alcohol levels won't do a bit to stop drunken driving, says a reader.
Letters: No surprises there then
It's been years since Te Oneroa a Tohe Beach Board was formed we don't have a beach plan.
Kerry Thomas: Time to recharge
Spring is now turning into a busy summer and Christmas is approaching at break-neck speed.
Editorial: It's not my fault!
The mantra 'It's not my fault!' has a lot to answer for, writes Peter Jackson.
Letters: Manus Island madness
Manus Island is Australia's problem, not ours, says a reader.
Letters: The best gift of all
Christmas is coming but why do we celebrate it? Is the nativity story is getting lost?
Muriel Newman: Who wants the whole story?
Our Prime Minister should stop meddling in Australian affairs, says Muriel Newman.
Editorial: The silver bullet
All power to Kelvin Davis in his stated intention to reduce the prison population
Letters: Water use worries
The actions of the MWWUG make good business sense if you are one of their members.
Guest Editorial: Unlocking Northland's potential
New Northland MP Matt King made his maiden speech in Parliament last week