Conservation matters: Friendly robins are at risk
The robins in New Zealand are not closely related to other robins.
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Cats the biggest killers
Cats are very much a threat to our birds, and many other native animals as well.
Looking forward to real election issues
The Maori seat debate - what difference would it make to Hohepa Bloggs?
Letters: Reframing the use of drugs
40 per cent of all Maori in prison are there for drug convictions as their main offence.
Editorial: Congratulations all round
The opening of a cancer treatment unit at Kaitaia Hospital is great news for the Far North
Letters: Freshwater fantasies
New Zealand First freshwater policy is right on the money, says a reader.
Letters: A bad vibe in Kerikeri
A reader says the general mood in and around Kerikeri is worryingly negative.
Editorial: They know what to do
The spike in criminal offending now under way in Kaitaia is not unprecedented.
Letters: You can help save democracy
They say we get the government we deserve. But we need to vote, says a reader.
Mike Finlayson: A looming election issue
It seems that freshwater is lining up to be an issue in the forthcoming elections.
Letter: And then - nothing happens
One reader is not impressed with the Far North deputy Mayor Tania McInnes.
Editorial: Our cup runneth over
The wet blankets came out last week, even before Emirates Team NZ streaked over the line
Letters: Just hang in there
The Kawakawa-Opua railway is of historical significance, says a reader.
Editorial: Selling booze to kids
Everyone who has an interest in addressing the social problems of the Far North listen up.
John Vujcich: History made at Panguru
A historic meeting of the Kaikohe-Hokianga Community Board took place recently
Letters: Spot the elephant
New Zealand's record for child abuse is shameful, says a reader.
Editorial: It's all about respect
The story that got Facebook going last week was the dumping of rubbish in Aupouri
Conservation Matters: More than just a big rabbit
Hares are often thought of as large rabbits, but they are actually quite different.
Letters: Leave them alone
Israel needs to hold borders, says a reader. They know their history. They won't forget.
Editorial: Council - make it count
The Far North District Council is ordering a review of its procurement processes.
Letter: Sorry, for whatever reason
A letter from a rubbish dumper in Aupouri Forest shows consequences are coming.
John Blackwell: In good company
Federated Farmers is in good company with its views on water quality issues.
Editorial: More heat than light
There has been more heat than light in the vaccination 'debate' thus far.
Letters: Big slices of aroha to fix Kaikohe
There is nothing wrong with Kaikohe that big slices of aroha can't fix, says a reader.
Letters: A slippery slope
People concerned about vaccinations aren't necessarily 'anti' the idea of vaccinations.
Letter: No one should have to wait
Time to look at the ratio of management versus who's doing the repair jobs?
Editorial: DHB reality not healthy
It's unlikely that Health and Education have been the most sought-after Cabinet portfolios
Letters: Out of the crankosphere
A reader responds to the recent viewing of Vaxxed in the Far North.
Mike Finlayson: Two weeks, two invasions
Northland has suffered two serious foreign invasions in two weeks.
Letters: Cover-up begins with an attack
Winston Peters is unhappy with communication from Primary Industries Minister Nathan Guy.
Letters: Plaque information incorrect
A reader is "appalled" by misinformation on the new Paihia marlin statue plaque.