John Vujcich: Vision-driven action required for Far North council
It is frustrating that in the past health hasn't been given the priority it deserves.
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Chris Reid: Is this the end of after hours doctors?
The increasing average age of rural GPs means there is a workforce crisis on the horizon.
Farmer-led programme in Northland lifts sustainability
Two of 10 farm clusters involved with Extension 350 are now under way in the Far North.
Rescue equipment acquired for Doubtless Bay
Doubtless Bay is wasting no time in acquiring equipment that might well save lives
Fishing excitement on 90 Mile beach for Kaitaia boy
Many fishermen battled the elements on 90 Mile Beach with not a snapper to show for it.
Cray craze depletes stock
Crayfish stocks are in crisis, and recreational fishers want an independent review.
Call for replacement commissioner in Far North a 'big trigger'
An appeal to replace the Far North District Council with a commissioner did not sit well.
Editorial: Divine Intervention
Trevor Mallard has removed reference to Jesus from the Parliamentary Prayer.
Two new JPs for Far North
Two Far North women took the oaths and officially became Justices of the Peace last week.
Far North fishing trip give lifeling memories
The Greenwoods will be back in the Far North after cleaning up while fishing at Mangonui
Cooking brings closure for Far North families
The Far North food brigade have been let loose in the Ronald McDonald House kitchen.
Feds: Time to seize vehicles of livestock thieves
We need greater deterrents, writes Miles Anderson from Federated Farmers
Dog trials: Northland series in full swing
Ex-pat Leo Jecentho takes out long head event on return to Far North.
Dairy farmers urged to vote
Candidate says plenty of work that needs to be done to correct some worrying trends.
Four injured, dog breaks leg in Northland crash
State Highway 1 is likely to be closed following a crash near Whangarei.
Kudos for graduating Ngawha staff and prisoners
Kelvin Davis presented long service awards to staff and graduating prisoners at Ngawha.
Letters: Keep Northtec art course going
Keep the Northtec arts course going, pleads a reader.
'Unfinished business' taken care of
Dame Patsy Reddy took part in a reconciliation ceremony on Russell's Maiki Hill on Monday.
The greatest commendation
Two Far North police officers have received Sir Woolf Fisher Trust Police Fellowships.
Plea to protect rescue boxes donated for Taupo Bay
Rescue boxes at Taupo Bay will help locals save swimmers lives - and should be protected.
Letters: Keep horses out of Far North lakes
We are all concerned about the generally poor quality of water in our Far North lakes
Happy ending to swift Waitangi River rescue
Three swimmers had to be rescued from the rain-swollen Waitangi River last week.
Widespread public respect for Maitai Bay rahui
The rahui imposed at Maitai Bay to give marine life a chance to recover is well-respected.
Another old soldier laid to rest
One of the Far North's very few remaining Korean War veterans has been laid to rest.
Boatie bags a success for volunteers, DOC and police
The goodies have definitely been in the bag for Bay of Islands boaties this summer.
Editorial: Showing our better side
People shouldn't always believe the media, says Peter Jackson.
Vandalism hits Kerikeri St John op shop hard
Escalating vandalism is frustrating volunteers at a Kerikeri op shop.
Driver dies on 90 Mile Beach
A 43-year-old man died when the Toyota Prado he was driving flipped on 90 Mile Beach.
Armed Offenders Squad arrive to cordon off street in Kamo
Armed Offenders Squad arrive to cordon off a Kamo street, north of Whangarei.
Holiday weekend tragedy in the Far North
Locals have been left shocked after a fatal crash on Ninety Mile Beach
Kaikohe's A&P Show a big day out
Unseasonable weather paused on Saturday, allowing sun to shine on the Kaikohe A&P show.
Disgust at dumping by sheep rustlers in Lake Rotopokaka
Dumped sheep heads and offal in Lake Rotopokaka have caused outrage in the Far North.
Letters: True professionals
Edward Rooney reminisces about his experience with the truly professional Kaitaia Taxis.
Longest Walk finally over for Stephen Basset and his pups
Stephen Brassett and his two little dogs have finally completed their mammoth walk.