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Te Araroa: Keeping track up north
Walking a spectacular coastal section of Te Araroa is a special New Zealand experience, writes Jim Eagles.
Walking a spectacular coastal section of Te Araroa is a special New Zealand experience, writes Jim Eagles.
Catherine Smith dines out on superb views and on a clifftop walk in Mangawhai.
An English sailor's yacht was a mess and in no state for a planned trip across the Tasman when it sank near Cape Reinga, the Coroner's court has been told.
A mother was probably distracted for only a moment before a crash with a bus that claimed her three-year-old son's life, a coroner has found.
Switched on Gardener staff sold a full hydroponic set-up to undercover cops and discussed how to grow marijuana, a court has been told.
Switched On Gardener was described as a 'one stop shop' for cannabis growing equipment today, as the trial of five people associated with the gardening chain begins.
A Northland science teacher dismissed after he supported a gay rights protest at the Catholic school is considering legal action.
Wayne Bracken was found guilty of kidnapping and murdering Jack Davis in 2011. But co-accused Neville Dangen, 24 was found not guilty of the same charges.
The Government's water rights consultation hui is not robust or long enough, according to Ngati Maniapoto leaders.
The Maori King and the Prime Minister drew the battle lines, with the former saying "Maori'' and the latter saying "No One''. Today, two legal academics explore the deep currents that lie beneath each claim.
Current and former students have thrown their support in behind a Northland Catholic school teacher who was fired after he supported a gay rights protest.
A Northland teacher who was suspended last month after he supported a pro-gay protest at the Catholic College he taught at has lost his job.
In our second debate on the Electoral Commission's recommendations for MMP, Graeme Edgeler and Muriel Newman put the arguments for and against reducing the threshold. Join the debate and leave your comments at the end.
A woman has had her food caravan and cooking equipment seized after allegedly selling illegal fish and chips.
Today the Government meets with Tainui to start negotiations over the partial privatisation of Mighty River. Iwi interests can still be served without the unfair 'shares plus' scheme.