Mike Finlayson: 1080 doesn't poison water
Mike Finlayson has demonstrated his belief that 1080 does not poison water.
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Editorial: Defining NZ values harder than it used to be
COMMENT: The universally acceptable set of values for NZ has evolved over time.
New 'safety fence' on Mangonui waterfront has huge design flaw
The new safety railing on the Mangonui waterfront appears to have a design flaw.
Historian on the search for Far North soldiers' photos
A history of the Mangonui County's role in World War I is nearing completion.
All police on deck in Kawakawa
For the first time in at two years Kawakawa police station has a full roster.
Far North man killed in crash after swerving to avoid an animal
Emergency services worked to save the man at the scene.
Inside the gangland murder of Kimble Moore
They thought he was drunk. He had been shot in the stomach. Then twice in the back.
Global reach for Far North research
'Our research has provided a platform whereby Māori have added their own voice.'
Eyeing the Big Apple
Dominique's bespoke leather goods could take her all the way to New York.
Letters: What would she think now?
We're a very different society than women campaigned for, writes Margaret Burgess.
Pair join elite fire fighters
'In the heat of the moment you do what has to be done to safeguard others'
Kaitaia pizza lovers rejoice as Pizza Hut set to open
Restaurant Brands keen to meet anyone who might be interested in taking up the franchise.
Milk spilled at Umawera
Truck company says tanker driver had to swerve to avoid oncoming car.
A call to arms to protect Aotearoa
Everyone can play a part in protecting our environment from biosecurity threat.
No escape for fleeing teenagers
Public join pursuit over farmland as teenagers are rounded up by police.
Letter to the Editor: Plastic apocalypse
Kaitaia Intermediate students write about their disturbing findings in the Awanui River
Editorial: Why are we so angry?
Editor Peter Jackson wonders why violence has become so prevalent in New Zealand society
Strong leads in Kaikohe stabbing
Local man stabbed, German tourists assaulted in a night of crime
High tea for a special occasion
Paula Bennett shares her experience of being a solo mother at 17.
Letters: Collective classroom wisdom
Teachers need assistance and support to deal with these situations.
Kaitaia Intermediate reunion is all go
Paid registrations hit the 150 mark and the event is confirmed.
Boy leads chase in stolen car
Eighty-two-year-old man bashed and dumped after picking up hitchhikers.
Bashed 82yo: 'I wouldn't want anyone to go through what I've gone through'
Two youths, aged 15 and 17, arrested in relation to the robbery and yesterday's car chase.
Another paataka kai opens in Kaitaia
Kaitaia's third paataka kai was officially declared open last week
A paataka kai for Kaikohe
Scheme aims to help Kaikohe residents whose cupboards are bare
Editorial: We deserve better
Guidelines are work of bureaucrats, not politicians. But do politicians let them do it?
Letters: A new attitude
It's too easy to scoff at those less well off, points out a reader.
Wellington's loss is Kaikohe's gain
'I'm still properly dressed — I'm just not very quiet any more.'
Hope yet for Kaitaia Intermediate School reunion
More than 100 people register for Kaitaia Intermediate School reunion.
Testing starts for Ngāwhā geothermal plant
Geothermal power project could turn Far North into an energy exporter
'It's Cuckoo Land': Rowdy pupils in control, say schools
Ministry has been no help, says Principals Association.
Kiwi classroom chaos: Tearaway kids running riot
'The Mad Hatters are now in control of our classrooms'