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Kaitaia farmer wants blitz on paradise ducks to prevent crop damage
A Kaitaia farmer wants an open season declared on paradise ducks to protect crops.
Editorial: Out for the count
This years census shows all the hallmarks of being a shambles, says Peter Jackson.
Durapanel 90 Mile Beach Snapper Bonanza close to a sell-out
Next month's Durapanel 90 Mile Beach Snapper Bonanza is likely to be a sell-out.
Millions coming to the North
Shane Jones has announced a fund that could develop Northland's true potential.
Ricky Houghton a true hero
A Kaitaia man, Ricky Houghton, has been named New Zealand's Local Hero of the Year.
Man's finger 'cut off': Coastguard go to rescue after mayday call
Medivac at sea for man who lost finger in Bay of Islands.
Man in court after Ahipara armed police incident
Multiple charges for Rawiri Teruru Ihaka after school and childcare were locked down.
Dairy Trainee of the Year award judging begins
The finalists for this year's Northland dairy industry awards have been named.
Algal bloom reaches a tipping point in Lake Omapere
Lake Omapere has been afflicted by a potentially toxic algal bloom.
Mike King is scootering up NZ to save young lives
Mike King is driving his scooter up NZ to bring hope to those suffering depression.
New boats for Taipa Sailing Club powered by Mangonui Lions
Mangonui Lions have handed Taipa Sailing Club a cheque for $12,000.
Letters: Public health experience in Auckland 'positive'
A reader documents her experience in the public health sector as very positive.
Two fugitives on the run in Far North after incidents at Ahipara and Kawakawa
Police are still looking for the man who sparked an armed response at Ahipara.
Scotland detective finds home in Doubtless Bay
When Detective Steve MacDonald came to Kaitaia, he felt like he was finally coming home.
Award nominations open for Aotearoa Maori business leaders
Nominations for the 2018 Aotearoa Maori Business Leaders Awards are now open.
Veges and flowers on display at A&P show
All the fun of the fair and the fare to go with it at the A & P Showgrounds.
Editorial: Hysteria doesn't help
A sexual misconduct register achieves nothing positive, but could ruin the lives of many.
Police recover firearm from Ahipara incident
Offender is still on the loose after multiple shots were fired at a property yesterday.
Letters: How lucky we are
Reader: Home gardening is being recognised more and more around the world.
Anti-1080 page misleads over dead kiwi
A widely shared Facebook photo claims to be of kiwi killed by 1080 - but that's not true.
How is this resting in peace?
Bill Tuckey, 105, was buried just three months ago in Rawene Cemetery.
Lucky man swims ashore
Futile three-hour wait in the early hours of the morning after man swims out to sea.
Ahipara gunman on run after shots fired
Shots fired near Ahipara School prompts lockdown but gunman still on loose.
Northland school lockdown ends after hunt for gunman
Relieved parents were waiting outside the cordon for the lockdown to end.
Snapper in good supply on 90 Mile Beach
Local anglers have been monitoring fishing and weather conditions along 90 Mile Beach.
Mowers get the message over condition of Kaikohe's Monument Hill reserve
Complaints have prompted the council to revisit Kaikohe's Monument Hill Reserve.
The little boat that went to the rescue
Epic tale of a sunken steamer and a 30-ft whaler: "By scissors, it was up to us"
Letters: Watch north fly
Reader: Once a decent highway is built, just take your hands off and watch Northland fly!
Another round of Kai Ora funding opens in the Far North
Applications for another round of grants from the Kai Ora are now open.
A sad sight for shooters
Kaitaia Gun Club rooms were razed by fire in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
Broadwood show canned
Saturday's 104th North Hokianga A&P show at Broadwood has been cancelled.
State of the Nation report reveals Kiwi struggle
Kiwis suffer with rising rents and stagnated incomes.
Letters: Don't kill crayfish breeding stock
Why are fisherman allowed to target egg-bearing crayfish when they school to spawn?