Award for an inspiring man
Jared Hiakita is one of six award recipients from around the world.
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Swiss optician returns to New Zealand - on a solar-assisted bike.
No funding for Tokerau Beach bridge
A one-lane bridge at Tokerau Beach does not qualify for NZTA funding.
Far North District Council defends dog pound secrecy
Original plans for new pounds at Ngāwhā and Kaitaia shelved after budget blowout.
Comment: How much does mankind influence climate?
Muriel Newman argues that mankind has almost no influence on climate.
Gran uses newfound first aid skills to save grandson's life with CPR
Northland grandma Macilla Manuel was determined not to lose another mokopuna.
Revealed: The suburbs with the best rental returns
You'll have to look further afield for the best rental returns, but we have the answers.
Federated Farmers: We all want good water
A-one-size-fits-all regime for water quality just gets backs — and costs — up.
From Kerikeri to the world — wine industry toasts 200 years
Grapes are big business in New Zealand, 200 years after the first vine was planted.
Editorial: Who can reduce the suicide rate?
It's up to us, not politicians, to reduce the suicide rate.
Te Rarawa hosts Aboriginal rangers
Aboriginal rangers call in on their Far North counterparts.
Lions feed the masses again
Council candidates queue for the Mangonui Lions' Daffodil Day breakfast.
Farmers say we need to talk about GE
Farmers fear that NZ is missing out on the opportunities GE can offer.
Disabled man in desperate need
An elderly Kaikohe man is running out of time to find a new home.
Stormy start to spring: Bands of heavy rain, gales to lash NZ
Make the most of the settled weather, as bands of rain and a low will hit NZ on Tuesday.
Kaitaia has an award-winning photographer
Picking the photos to enter was the hard part for Adele Krantz.
Kaitaia Totalspan wins - again
Totalspan Kaitaia is the best in NZ for the second year running.
A legacy worthy of recognition
Former mayor Yvonne Sharp has a lasting legacy in Kerikeri.
Family reeling after 50 beehives destroyed in deliberate attack
Attack on whānau business 'despicable' - but family most upset for the bees.
Editorial: Forest fires and double standards
The Amazon fires put our contribution to saving the world in context.
Three days of artistic endeavour in Kaitaia
Three days of workshops for talented young Northlanders.
A big stage for Far North talent at Kaitaia Music Festival
Young musicians to mingle with some of the best.
Rare tree saved from the brink of extinction
A single tree has saved a species from extinction.
Ninety Mile Beach to be cleansed of drug stigma
Beach is to be blessed to remove the stigma of the 2016 landing of methamphetamine.
Lions return to the kitchen for Cancer Society
The Mangonui Lions are preparing another Daffodil Day mega breakfast.
Monitoring begins for bats and bitterns
Bay Bush Action has two new species to look out for.
Another competition for young hunters
The Umawera Hall committee is putting the pressure on pests.
Crash leaves marae with a big bill
Crash will be costly and reinforces calls for a reduced speed limit.