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Cause for celebration

Farmers' environmental credentials have been under attack of late

Editorial: Anecdote and clamour

Sometimes it pays to listen to the experts, but we often hesitate, writes Peter Jackson.

John Carter: Another biosecurity threat

It is unthinkable that our manuka, feijoa and pohutukawa, might be blighted by myrtle rust

Letter: Council isn't listening

A reader is dissatisfied with the council response to queries on alcohol policy.

Myrtle rust should have been our priority

As soon as myrtle rust was discovered here the government should have been ready

Mongrels by name...

Politicians have long talked about banning gangs, but it will never happen.

Letters: Bad vibe for New Zealand

A reader is disgusted by people who don't want to integrate to our culture.

Editorial: It's a buyers market

What Immigration NZ doesn't seem to understand is that it is working in a buyer's market.

Letters: A woeful response

A reader responds to concerns about use of Perehipe reserve

John Carter: Moving forward together

Mayor John Carter is calling on the government to change how they deal with problems.

Sheryl Mai: Working together to grow our NI regions

The upper North Island's environment is critical to our nation's success.

Letter: Treating the symptom

A reader offers a view of the problems with students in the Far North.

Mike Finlayson: Working Together

Now is your chance to have input into what your regional councils does.

John Blackwell: The autumn rituals begin

Fed's Eye on the North looks at the risk of depression in farmers on the wind down.

Editorial: Rules of engagement

New Zealand soldiers have always been regarded as well trained and disciplined.

Letters: Reminiscent of Nazi tactics

The latest letters to the editor.

Winston Peters MP: Who's pulling the handbrake?

Winston Peters questions why Northland still fails to thrive.

Letter: Guns in the wrong hands

New Zealand and the rest of the world appear to have problems with firearms.