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Special Olympics: Torch run heralds Summer Games
Local athletes set the stage for the Special Olympic New Zealand National Summer Games
'To hell with the school bell!'
Sue Arrell was farewelled by Kaitaia Intermediate School on Thursday.
Editorial: This isn't working
NZ First is right to wait until the final vote count before beginning negotiations
Toheroa poachers nabbed and fined
Two men have been fined for taking illegal toheroa from 90 Mile Beach.
Police honour fallen comrades
The 32 police who have died were remembered at the Kaitaia police station on Friday.
Turtle rescue effort was in vain
Efforts to save a rare olive ridley turtle found on 90 Mile Beach were unsuccessful.
Stoat threat spurs extra petrel security
Traps, tracking tunnels and infrared cameras are protecting the petrels from predators.
Two seriously hurt in Far North crash
Three people have been taken to Bay of Islands Hospital following the crash.
Missing 11-year-old Whangarei girl found
Police are returning the girl to her worried family.
Another kiwi lost to dogs at Waitangi
A senior DoC ranger is again urging dog owners to keep their pets out of Waitangi Forest
Kalani Hansen requalifies for scholastics team
Kalani Hansen is the only Far North boardrider to make selection into the Northland team
Football: Successful winter campaign in Kaitaia
A contingent of young football players have received Medals of Honour in Kaitaia.
Author's unique labour of love
Author/historian Kaye Dragicevich worked long and hard to earn her book launch
Well done to Carrington
A reader thanks Carrington Estate for fencing off wetlands bordering Wairahoraho Creek
No relief in Kaka Street
Far North District Council used a sucker truck to clean out the sand blocking Kaka Street
Watch: Black Ferns celebrate World Cup win
Watch a live stream of the Black Ferns World Cup celebration event in Auckland
Old soldiers say it'll blow over
Three old soldiers won't lose sleep over a potential war between North Korea and the US
The Auld Mug is on its way
It will be the Far North's turn to see the America's Cup next week
Letters: No choice for NZ First
A majority of Aotearoa voted for a change of government on Saturday, says a reader.
There's more to farming awards than winning
Two Kaitaia farmers didn't win a Ballance Farm Environment Award, but they can't complain.
Decision on kauri log exports reserved
The Court of Appeal is unmoved by claims export swamp kauri is not being controlled by MPI
Tuke backs melanoma message
Blair Tuke is campaigning to get everyone to look after and monitor their skin.
An exam not to be missed
Kaikohe students have received the benefits of free eye examinations.
Editorial: You can't say that!
It is scandalous that such appalling destitution should exist in this country.
Who can? Kaitaia Totalspan can - again of course
Yvonne and Andrew Eason have won the Totalspan franchise award for the last five years.
Horsewoman fighting for life after crash
Veronica Coulter is fighting for her life after an accident in Australia.
The North is back to blue
With 15 per cent of votes still to be counted, Northland is expected to return to National
Spectacular crash as truck spills load
Truck and trailer airborne before crossing onto state highway.
Northland hit-and-run driver sought
Police are trying to locate the driver of a car that hit and killed a pedestrian.
Fuel crisis: Pipeline set to be working tomorrow
Successful patch-up means aviation fuel should soon be flowing again.
Pedestrian dead after being hit by car
The crash happened just after 11pm near Kaikohe in the Far North.
Oscar's kingfish takes first place
90 Mile Beach was the site for the most recent fishing contest.
New skills to tap potential
Youth leaders will gain new skills so they can help others of their generation.