Custody battle: Dog to have two names
Two families have reached a custody agreement over the dog - named either Wilson or Bear depending who you asked.
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Councils assure residents of water safety
Councils around the North Island are assuring residents of the safety of their water supplies following a gastro outbreak in Hawke's Bay.
Peters' ticket to ride in Northland
The Government has a fight on its hands in what should be a safe rural seat. Geoff Cumming finds out why.
Top Gear stars sad to leave
Top Gear stars Jeremy Clarkson and James May toasted the end of their time in New Zealand over a long lunch at the Viaduct.
Kirsten Warner: Northland trail an uphill climb
As the Herald reported this week, many national cycleway trails are open. But elsewhere progress is painfully slow. Kirsten Warner visits Hokianga to find out why
New coastal law may hit rates collection
Homes and businesses built over water may be exempt from paying rates under the new Marine and Coastal Area Act, which could cost local councils thousands in lost rates.
Emails turn a tad testy
An email row between a Northland councillor and a self-appointed watchdog ended with a colourful message.
Far North 'rubbish' ads provoke and delight
A shirtless Far North Mayor Wayne Brown with a body that looks suspiciously like Dan Carter's. The Mona Lisa in a judge's wig and a bikini.
Protesters removed from disputed Far North land
Maori land protesters have been removed from a Far North sailing club on a District Council reserve, with 10 arrested and departing in a police van.