How NZ farmer who survived brutal attack found new love
Janet White, who was nearly murdered by spurned suitor, reveals how she found new love.
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A female farmer's tale: Left for dead on paradise island
Female farmer reveals how her idyllic NZ home became a nightmare after brutal attack.
Video shows schoolgirls dangling legs out of van
Students laughing and dangling their legs out the door while van overtakes at 100km/h.
Fishing: Rain continues at Doubtless Bay competition
Bad weather put a damper on the Doubtless Bay Light Line and Rod Fishing Club competition.
Science boot camp for baby snapper in Whangarei
Whangarei scientists are putting very young snapper through a comprehensive physical test.
Muriel Newman: Climate change policy a recipe for disaster
Climate change controls are likely to levy large costs to homeowners across NZ.
Far North farmers focus on the future, plan for business success
Far North sheep and beef farming couples are being offered a new business plan.
Northland native forest pest toll soars
Northland's native forests are now better off without 229,372 animal pests.
Four-year wait for faster broadband
Twenty-eight more areas added to ultra fast broadband rollout, including 19 in Far North.
Lance O'Sullivan: City move needed for growth
Lance O'Sullivan discusses heading off to Auckland to grow his business.
Electric vehicle fleet in Far North heading to Cape Reinga
Electric vehicles hit Far North to mark launch of Crimson Coast Electric Vehicle Highway
Far North will miss Lance O'Sullivan when he moves to Auckland
Far North will miss Lane O'Sullivan when he moves business from Kaitaia to Auckland
Jimmy Cliff headlines Bay of Islands Festival in Waitangi on Saturday
Reggae legend Jimmy Cliff headlines Bay of Islands Festival in Waitangi on Saturday
Far North dog policy to go out for consolation
FNDC is proposing another dog bylaw for public consultation
Top of Far North reconnected after SH1 washout repaired
Top of Far North reconnected after SH1 washout repaired
Far North reconnected to rest of country
Far North reconnected to rest of country from 3pm after SH1 repaired
Revealed: Obama's hui with Maori leaders
Former US president commends the Maori women leaders of New Zealand.
SH1 in Far North to reopen on Thursday after washout
SH1 at Pukenui in Far North won't reopen until Thursday
Mike King to bring hope message to Kaikohe
Mike King is bringing hope to Kaikohe to reduce Northland's high youth suicide rate.
DNA used in hunt for dog killing kiwi on Northland peninsula
DoC uses DNA to catch kiwi killer in Northland
Family 'let down' by sentence for double road deaths
Home detention for Northland driver who caused crash which claimed two lives.
Te Puke man wins 90 Mile Snapper Bonanza
Te Puke man wins 90 Mile Snapper Bonanza with 8.945kg fish
Dr Lance O'Sullivan: Why I'm moving my business to Auckland
COMMENT: It is far more difficult than I thought to grow such a business in the regions.
SH1 washout: Schools closed, police escorted convoy planned
Essential travel will bypass the washout on SH1 in the Far North on a forestry track.
From an English town dweller to award-winning Kawakawa dairy farmer
Daniel Bradbury has been named the Northern FMG Young Farmer of the Year.
Complacency is killing people on Northland's roads
Too many people are dying on Northland's roads
Air NZ told: 'You've got the bloody money to fly to Kaitaia'
Former Far North mayor Wayne Brown says Air NZ should do more to serve the regions.
Paihia cocaine case to go to trial
Frenchman accused of importing 24kg of cocaine into Northland has elected trial by jury.
Dynamite solution to clear Lemon's Hill slip
Dynamite will be used to clear the Lemon's Hill slip at Opua
Woman breaks back on Mack Attack in Bay of Islands
Woman breaks back on Mack Attack in Bay of Islands
Still time for bigger fish in 90 Mile Snapper Bonanza
An 8.945kg snapper was leading the 90 Mile Snapper Bonanza after yesterday's fishing.
Former US President Barack Obama in Far North
Former US President Barack Obama is in the Far North
Letters: Kerikeri needs new roads
Kerikeri needs more roads now more than ever, says a reader.