The achievement by Matauri Bay School Rippa Rugby has been recognised.

A reader was not surprised a section of Perehipe Rerserve will be leased.

Top Energy has launched an Outage Centre on its website

The dog day at A&P showgrounds in Kaitaia attracted a lot of pet owners.

Northland College Principal Jim Luders says a scathing review of the school had bad timing

Northland's three airports in Whangarei, Kerikeri and Kaitaia are an "endangered species",

Is this election really about creating a happier, healthier, more prosperous New Zealand?

The Far North District Council's 'chip and snip' day for dogs in Kaikohe was a success.

Both families are losers as a result of Goodhue's actions, prosecutor says.

Pigs, possums and eels were on the run in the Far North from 80 hunters last weekend.

Starting a business based on fermented food was a bureaucratic nightmare for one woman.

Two Far North student teachers have been awarded a prestigious Kupe Scholarship

Two Kaitaia women have overcome distance, travel and child care to graduate as nurses.

Tim Beveridge is struggling to accept the self-justification flowing from Metiria Turei.

Far North mayor John Carter has joined the cause against plastic bags.

Hundreds of Northlanders will star in a music video against methamphetamine.

Police searching paddocks for shooter, believed to be within cordon.

A reader wonders if 'unity' must mean forced assimilation of 'the other' in NZ culture.

At least a dozen police officers have executed search warrants around Kaitaia.

Carers play a vital role in our community, says guest writer Ray Lind.

Kawakawa's much-loved steam locomotive Gabriel is in need of major repairs

Wairere Boulders, a popular Northland tourist attraction, is up for sale.

The collection of books from a Kaitaia bibliophile will be donated for charity.

A Far North motorist is lucky to be alive after he was thrown from his vehicle in a crash

The robins in New Zealand are not closely related to other robins.

Cats are very much a threat to our birds, and many other native animals as well.

About 15km into last year's Kerikeri half marathon, Nigel Baker went into cardiac arrest.

A student business has topped a region-wide Dragon's Den-style pitch to investors.

Several Far North sights are being used to lure Australians to come here on road trips.

The Government has been asked to appoint a manager to run the Far North District Council