The Far North's newest JP has a family history of service.

Dogs surrendered and destroyed.

Avery says masks that don't fit snugly won't do the job.

Twenty minutes was enough time to steal an elderly woman's generator.

Chooks and sparrows among the victims.

Spot the difference between Curran and Dyson.

The old river bed that no one wants to know about.

'There were no road closures and no homes were under threat.'

Demand for retirement accommodation raises concerns.

Choppers deliver building materials for tara iti.

Radich claims players and spectators are frustrated.

Police say the road is closed and diversions are in place.

Pouwhenua marks a site dating back to Kupe.

Liam Burke is the best drifter of all.

Two high achievers are on the Matariki awards short lists.

Six young musos who `clicked.'

Kaeo's former Post Office is listed by Heritage NZ.

It's Daffodil baby time in Kaitaia.

A memorable celebration of Matariki.

Flood debris damages railway bridge.

Parental supports reaps rewards.

Addendum confirms commitmenr to Te Hiku.

Te Rarawa holds on against fast-finishing Kajkohe.

LGNZ in favour of the Government's Three Waters.

Tradesman's token gifted to museum.

Pine removal a boon for Lake Ngatu.

Police station open but for shorter hours than pre-Covid.

A club for those who have been rescued by choppers.

Lake Ngatu's wilding pines are getting the chop.

Gorge repairs wait for slips to stop moving.