Letter to the Editor Tuesday January 27, 2015
Travelling on a recent QantasLink Australian domestic flight, I browsed through the excellent QantasLink in-flight magazine Spirit.
Travelling on a recent QantasLink Australian domestic flight, I browsed through the excellent QantasLink in-flight magazine Spirit.
WE'VE long been told that we take sport too seriously in this country...
A short while ago both the Northland Age and the Northern Advocate printed a short and uninspired item on the legal speed when passing a school bus which had stopped to discharge cargo.....
At the public meeting on the draft regional land transport plan held in Te Ahu last week, there was discussion on big-picture issues of relevance to the Far North.
NEVA Clarke-McKenna, who passed away peacefully in Hamilton last week aged 94, was a remarkable woman.
Years ago our family and neighbours would go to the beach or around the rocks etc on horseback or Model A truck and trailer, adults on the outside, kids in amongst the food boxes....
2015 stands before us. This provides a real opportunity to see things afresh. To take a deep breath and look out over the horizon and to be encouraged.
ONE-TIME broadcaster, Mayor and Maori Party candidate Derek Fox knows what it's like to hold (and express) a minority view, but...
My son was the young man whose jaw was broken (in Paihia on Saturday) and had surgery to repair his jaw...
What happened to the initial agreement between the government and Sky City whereby in return for allowing?
There is no doubting the passion behind Rueben Taipari Porter's opposition to exploring and/or drilling for oil in Te Reinga Basin, but he did enormous damage to any faint hope he might have had.
I want to pay tribute to the volunteer spirit that is alive and well in the Far North. But first I'd like to outline our story.
TE TAI TOKERAU MP Kelvin Davis should have opened a few eyes with his Northland Age column last week.
Today's (December 9) editorial is an excellent analysis to a sad aspect of our current societal behaviour, to which I have a cynical response.
I am not normally one to respond to letters to the editor that throw bricks at people without having the courage of their convictions to publish their name.
The Far North District Council's plan to gauge the entire community's attitude towards the addition of Maori-only seats to the council table is a valid one.
THE END was clearly coming when Air New Zealand announced a few weeks ago that it would was preparing to introduce 50-seat aircraft for its Kerikeri-Auckland service.
Regarding Air New Zealand's decision to cancel flights in various locations, I have to say this is an extremely poor business decision on Air NZ's part.
Whatever soothing noises Treaty Settlements Minister Chris Finlayson might make, some will be fearing the worst now that the issue of traffic on 90 Mile Beach has been raised once again.
I just have to remind you that I told you so.
As a retail business owner in Kaitaia, I can only support and reiterate the editorial 'Shop till they Drop' (October 28).
MEMO to self: Don't accept what politicians say when passions are running high, especially if a general election is looming.