Another old soldier laid to rest
One of the Far North's very few remaining Korean War veterans has been laid to rest.
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Boatie bags a success for volunteers, DOC and police
The goodies have definitely been in the bag for Bay of Islands boaties this summer.
Editorial: Showing our better side
People shouldn't always believe the media, says Peter Jackson.
Vandalism hits Kerikeri St John op shop hard
Escalating vandalism is frustrating volunteers at a Kerikeri op shop.
Driver dies on 90 Mile Beach
A 43-year-old man died when the Toyota Prado he was driving flipped on 90 Mile Beach.
Armed Offenders Squad arrive to cordon off street in Kamo
Armed Offenders Squad arrive to cordon off a Kamo street, north of Whangarei.
Holiday weekend tragedy in the Far North
Locals have been left shocked after a fatal crash on Ninety Mile Beach
Kaikohe's A&P Show a big day out
Unseasonable weather paused on Saturday, allowing sun to shine on the Kaikohe A&P show.
Disgust at dumping by sheep rustlers in Lake Rotopokaka
Dumped sheep heads and offal in Lake Rotopokaka have caused outrage in the Far North.
Letters: True professionals
Edward Rooney reminisces about his experience with the truly professional Kaitaia Taxis.
Longest Walk finally over for Stephen Basset and his pups
Stephen Brassett and his two little dogs have finally completed their mammoth walk.
Iconic hotel saved from fire
Fire could have destroyed the Mangonui Hotel, if not for the quick acting fire brigade.
One tackle box is on its way to young Nelson angler
A Nelson teen's lost tackle box prompted local businesses to rally to buy him a new one.
Letters: Guessing around groundwater bores isn't good enough
Concerns raised by local residents have caused the NRC to investigate water usage by MWWUG
Speculation on origin of Mycoplasma Bovis is harmful
Federated Farmers says speculation around the cattle disease Mycoplasma Bovis is harmful.
Farmers and councils want inquiry into driving costs and funding
Farmers and councils want driving costs investigated and ideas for alternatives.
Editorial: Gone is the delight of anticipation
Gone is the delight of anticipation. We are all the poorer for that, says Peter Jackson.
The end of an era for Kaitaia Taxis
It is many years since Kaitaia Taxis boasted a fleet and now it finally comes to an end.
Sharp focus on future at Northland dairy farmers' conference
Dairy farmers are invited to the 2018 BNZ Northland Dairy Development Trust conference.
'Tears upon tears' in Kaikohe
Tributes have been paid to Christopher Vujcich after a fatal road rage attack.
True and unbelievable tale of an iconic pub
Historic hotel has been around for 130 years, enduring war and liquor bans.
Burglary suspect on the run after robbery in Kaitaia
Police are looking for a 21-year-old Takahue man suspected of involvement in a burglary.
Council looks at industrial potential of commercial property near Kaikohe
Far North District Council needs community feedback for an industrial park development.
From near despair to triumph
Six years ago Taimania Martin-Heke's life changed forever after being hit by a bus.
First gamefish in Ahipara landed for the 2018 season
Renee Rameka has landed the first gamefish of the 2018 season, a marlin weighing 96kgs.
Letters: Bang on, Wayne Brown
Wayne Brown's analysis of the problems we face in the North is utterly to the point.
Te Ahu atrium in Kaitaia is finally complete
The atrium at Kaitaia's civic centre, Te Ahu, is finally complete.
Why you shouldn't mess with this Far North Nan
Great-great-grandmother Valmai Whyte proves you're never too old to learn something new.
Finders definitely not keepers
A toddler found a bag of lost medals in Arnold Rae Park in Kaitaia.
Letters: We deserve better than the standard of our roads
The dust from metal roads can be hazardous to our communities' health, says a reader.
Northland Regional Council urges boaties to stop the spread of Undaria
The Northland Regional Council is urging boaties to prevent the spread Undaria pinnatifida
Monitoring checks health of Far North lakes
Scientists have begun a "sprawling health check" of hundreds of New Zealand lakes.
Free community concert to Shine on Kaitaia
Shine on Kaitaia will be officially launched on Saturday with a free community concert.
Honey works better
Much has been said of late regarding respect by non-Maori for Maori culture