Northland AgeWhat do you do when there's no room for more artwork?Forbes Roxburgh's solution is to move it on, via a silent auction. Forbes' currently has most of the walls covered at Kaitaia gallery 19 Sep 11:56 PM
Northland AgeCrackdown on cyber bullies from new lawOnline abuse should not be a problem in Kaitaia, but it could be, according to NetSafe CEO Martin Cocker. Ten per cent of New Zealand 19 Sep 11:21 PM
Northland AgeStill a rough deal for rural New ZealandRural residents deserve better telecommunications services, a leading advocate says. Rural Women New Zealand's submission to the 19 Sep 10:42 PM
Northland AgeMemories of Battle of Britain recalledOnly a handful of people braved a cold, windy morning to commemorate the Battle of Britain at Waipapakauri on Sunday, but Pastor Graeme 19 Sep 09:38 PM
Northland AgePM: No agreement, no Kermadec sanctuaryPrime Minister John Key says the Kermadec sanctuary will be put on hold if no agreement can be reached while Labour leader Andrew Little says Labour could pull its support if the problem is not addressed.19 Sep 09:21 PM
Northland AgeFight night delivers TKO for sports hubWhile the final tally has yet to be confirmed, organisers of the Carters Kaitaia Charity Boxing Event in Kaitaia on Saturday night 15 Sep 02:30 AM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor, Thursday September 15, 2016Is this really sport? At a recent sporting event I was very disheartened to see the treatment of the brave sportsmen and women taking 15 Sep 01:33 AM
Northland AgeCouncil - No favours done for big businessesThe Far North District Council has denied that it, or the NZ Transport Agency, has shown favouritism to The Warehouse/Noel Leeming15 Sep 12:32 AM
Northland AgeCouncil accused of kowtowing to big businessProperty developer Wayne Brown has accused the Far North District Council of doing big business a favour, at the expense of locally-owned 14 Sep 11:30 PM
Northland AgeDunes spring clean from caravan crewTim Rolls was expecting the drains along Ramp Road to yield the usual haul of bottles, cans and plastic, but he scored the find of 14 Sep 10:33 PM
Northland AgeFires can spread quickly as spring weather warmsA fire that engulfed 50m of scrub and young pine trees at Te Kao on Monday provided a timely reminder of how quickly fire can get 14 Sep 09:25 PM
Northland AgeMaori Party could cut ties with Govt over KermadecsA battle between iwi and the Government over the Kermadec Ocean Sanctuary appears set for court with Maori Fisheries saying it's "this Government's foreshore and seabed".14 Sep 03:43 AM
Northland AgeEditorial: Was it winter's final lash?So there he was, The Offsider, surprised by last week's wintry blast following a well moderate July which had suggested the weather 13 Sep 03:10 AM
Northland AgePower - North about to pay more for less?Northpower believes the Electricity Authority's proposed area-of-benefit transmission charges could see Northlanders paying more 13 Sep 02:03 AM
Northland AgeEditorial: No winners at RangiawhiaSomeone's telling porkies regarding the problems that have beset Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Rangiawhia. The question is, who? The Ministry 13 Sep 01:15 AM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor, Tuesday September 13, 2016Well done Caitlin I wish to congratulate teenager Caitlin Rose Johnson for her feature 'It doesn't need to be like this' (September 12 Sep 11:48 PM
Northland AgeCancer trials may be key to review of GMO policyThe government's planned review of the appropriateness of local authorities being involved in regulating genetically-modified organisms 12 Sep 10:19 PM
Northland AgeDad left without power and $6500 in debtDuane Tawhai was close to tears as he told of his struggle to cope.12 Sep 09:18 PM
Northland Age'Stroke of luck' saves 83-year-old manBarrie Knightbridge was at home at Cooper's Beach last week, recovering from an illness that, according to the medical odds, he should 12 Sep 08:45 PM
Northland AgeLocal bobbies stand tallFar North players featured for the Northland team which won the football title at the NZ Police 2016 Winter Games in Queenstown on 08 Sep 02:45 AM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor, Thursday September 8, 2016Why we're so sad I thought the following was quite a good explanation as to why this beautiful world has become so sad. It was written 08 Sep 01:41 AM
Northland AgeWinston Peters - All pain and no gainNorthland had endured plenty of the pain promised by the National-led government when it was elected in 2008, but had yet to see the 08 Sep 12:48 AM
Northland AgeEducation Ministry to decide future of kuraThe future of Whatuwhiwhi's Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Rangiawhia is under review, the Ministry of Education-appointed commissioner citing 07 Sep 10:56 PM
Northland AgeKiwi trek to raise MS awarenessShe has done Ninety Mile Beach - deeming it magnificent, despite the challenges of tides and soft sand - and yesterday Nikki Ladd 07 Sep 05:00 PM
Northland AgeWinners, losers in new school fundingSchools will today learn how much extra funding they will get as a result of having students "at risk" of educational underachievement enrolled.06 Sep 10:28 PM
Northland AgeWhy can't this school attract teachers?Aggressive behaviour towards staff and subsequent difficulty in getting teachers, along with a breakdown in relationships, is putting 06 Sep 07:56 PM
Northland AgeAffinity for the genteel pastimeThe Kaitaia Croquet Club officially opened for the 2016/17 season last Thursday in traditional fashion with the first hoop of the 06 Sep 04:12 AM
Northland AgeUrgent plea to return missing pouPeter Kitchen has no idea what sort of person would steal a carved pole. Whoever they are, he doubts that they will get much pleasure 06 Sep 02:01 AM
Northland AgeBellingham Quarries a winner once againLast year Keith Tahu, an employee of Kaitaia firm Bellingham Quarries for 42 years, won the Institute of Quarrying's inaugural Good 06 Sep 12:37 AM
Northland AgeEditorial: Our hearts go out to GeorgiaMost of us understand that life is rarely fair. For some, however, it can be cruel beyond all measure. Georgia Buckingham is evidence 05 Sep 11:31 PM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor, Tuesday September 6, 2016A duty of care upheld How gratifying to hear the news of our local councils' (Whangarei District Council and Northland Regional Council) 05 Sep 10:49 PM
Northland AgeSuicide: It doesn't need to be like thisTeenager Caitlin Rose Johnson hopes that Saturday morning's Lights for Life demonstration in Kaitaia will provide the spark needed 05 Sep 09:43 PM
Northland AgeGeorgia living her life to the lastFourteen months ago things were looking up for Takahue teenager Georgia Buckingham. She was back at home with her parents, Glenn 05 Sep 08:19 PM
Northland AgeAir NZ waive fees for terminal teenTerminally ill Kaitaia teen Georgia Buckingham is off to Sydney this week, and Air New Zealand has a surprise in store for her.03 Sep 07:31 PM
