The spirit of a courageous rugby player was celebrated at a memorial match at Ahipara.

Far North council has met all required demands for Kaitaia dog pound - except one.

Census excludes people without computers or post boxes, says a reader.

Hundreds of children and their families turned out for Children's Day in Kaitaia.

LegaSea hopes Stuart Nash will stand firm against industry pressures to drop monitoring.

Almost all the machinery stolen in a ram raid at a Bay of Islands quarry was recovered.

The Muriwai Sports Fishing Club retained the Wildcat Trophy for the second year in a row.

Kaitaia's Merv Cameron and sheep dog Roy claimed top honours at Northland Field Days.

Liam Burke's performances this year has totally surpassed everyone's expectations.

Angling advocates are vocal about the need to maintain water quality, says Andrew McGiven.

A fatal crash at a notorious stretch of road in Te Paki does not surprise a Kaitaia man.

An unusual seaweed found in Bay of Islands is not invasive mermaid's hair, as feared.

Northland's rescue helicopter service is strengthening its links with iwi to serve region.

The exhibit at Te Ahu in Kaitaia is one of Valma Shanks biggest yet.

Kids are encouraged to think for themselves more these days in schools.

Community volunteers are helping elderly get to grips with Census today in Kerikeri.

Victim tried to fend off dogs by climbing onto a trolley and throwing a plastic kennel

Feds: The rural-urban disconnect may not be as marked as some commentators claim.

An amateur boxer from Kaitaia Boxing Club is ready for round 2 after Auckland fight.

The reward for winners of the Far North Community Award is set to increase.

Plans to develop basketball courts in Ahipara are being met by dismay by one reader.

Clydesdales will be front and centre on Kaitaia's A&P showgrounds next week.

SPCA have managed to save Jimmy, an abused dog that was dumped at a beach.

In the Far North 25 more people have become citizens of New Zealand in a civil ceremony.

Dame Patsy Reddy will be appearing in engagements in the Far North over three days.

NRC wants erosion prone farms to plant poplars and willow poles immediately.

There was something for everyone at the 130th Kaitaia A&P Show.

Lake Omapere's depth reduction was one of many mistakes made in ignorance, says a reader.

Far North police want locals who see people growing cannabis plants to report it.

Community input is required regarding the development of a new sports hub in Kaitaia.