Northland AgeAnother graduate for family albumKerikeri's Steve McNally could not resist donning a gown when his son Sam graduated from Waikato University last month as a Doctor of Philosophy.04 May 09:39 PM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor, Thursday May 5, 2016So, no game bird hunters allowed on Rangiputa Block this season. We are told that the reason is the new Health and Safety Act.04 May 09:32 PM
Northland AgeMeasles travels north from WaikatoA case of measles has been confirmed in the Kaeo area.04 May 09:17 PM
Northland AgeCouncil will get tough on dogsThe Far North District Council is promising to take a tougher approach to dog control, in the interests of public safety.04 May 09:11 PM
Northland AgeDog attack victim now wary of going outside her homeA 50-year-old Kaitaia woman who was attacked by a large tan dog on Monday afternoon is now wary of leaving her home.04 May 09:06 PM
Northland AgePartner of crash victim was going to proposeTributes pour in for a pregnant mother who was one of two people killed in a two-car crash over the weekend.03 May 08:18 AM
Northland AgeFar North rider hoping for moreAs the only Far North rider in the Northland team which made the long trek to Taupo to contest the 2016 NZ Pony and Young Rider Dressage Championship earlier this month.02 May 09:16 PM
Northland AgeSafety laws won't stop huntersGame bird hunter access to traditional hunting spots on farm dams, rivers and creeks will not be affected by the new workplace safety legislation, according to Fish & Game.02 May 09:11 PM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor, Tuesday May 3, 2016News that thousands of children start secondary school every year without the reading , writing or maths skills they need is not mind-boggling to me.02 May 09:04 PM
Northland AgeEditorial, Tuesday May 3, 2016A Far North dog ranger's lot is not a happy one these days.02 May 08:53 PM
Northland AgeProject Manuka to create a new future for menGenerations of Far North farmers have seen manuka as little more than a weed, albeit one that has some uses, not least as firewood.02 May 08:49 PM
Northland AgeJudge's warning goes unheededA Kaitaia teenager who was told by Judge Greg Davis in the Kaitaia District Court last month that if he breached his bail again he would go to jail was arrested on Sunday.02 May 08:33 PM
Northland AgeHundreds without power after explosionNorthpower lines staff are working to restore power to homes and businesses around Whangarei after an explosion at its 33,000kV station at Maungatapere.29 Apr 12:19 AM
Northland AgeA fun day of rodeo action at KawakawaThe Kawakawa Team Roping Club successfully staged its annual family day event at the Kawakawa Domain on Saturday.27 Apr 08:31 PM
Northland AgeHow we should remember them"In remembering the suffering and losses of war, let us commit ourselves to working for a world where differences between nations can be resolved without resort to war.27 Apr 08:19 PM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor, Thursday April 28, 2016A very impressive service commemorating the centenary of the Anzac force in World War I was held at Te Ahu.27 Apr 08:18 PM
Northland AgeKaeo honours a home-grown heroThe granddaughter of a Far North war hero says she is proud and humbled by her granddad's starring role in an Anzac exhibition honouring Kaeo's old soldiers.27 Apr 08:04 PM
Northland Age'Feral street kids' cost Meg her lifeEighteen months ago Bruce Crowther saved the lives of two tiny, worm-ridden puppies that were dumped behind his home in Kaikohe.27 Apr 08:02 PM
Northland AgeLoyal dog stays with her masterThe body of an 87-year-old farmer who went missing in rugged bush just south of Kaeo on Monday was found only when searchers spotted the dog that had stayed with him all night.27 Apr 07:59 PM
Northland AgeBreak-in shocks visitorsA group of young European women were shocked to return from a Mission Bay ice cream run to find their parked van had been broken into in broad daylight.27 Apr 06:55 AM
Northland AgeJunior Disability Games torch litThe Halberg Junior Disability Games, a national sports competition for physically disabled and visually impaired young people, officially opened with a ceremony at the Avantidrome in Cambridge on Friday night.25 Apr 10:34 PM
Northland AgeDouble gold for a Kaeo institutionIn the past 50 years the Kaeo Fire Brigade has been called out 2757 times - and Lindsay Murray has been there for 97 per cent of those fires, crashes and medical emergencies.25 Apr 10:12 PM
Northland AgeSylvia's debut book in rhymeSylvia Bryan admits to talking incessantly about everything - whether she knows anything about the subject or not.25 Apr 09:53 PM
Northland AgeEditorial, Tuesday April 26, 2016IT WOULD be much easier to have the adult conversations of the kind we supposedly deprived ourselves of when we had the chance to change our flag if those with selfish political agendas didn't stick their oars in.25 Apr 09:45 PM
Northland AgeGuide to Autism coming northThe Children's Autism Foundation is about to launch Guide to Autism workshops across Northland, offering a wealth of experience and guest speakers including paediatrician and author Dr Paul G Taylor.25 Apr 09:36 PM
Northland AgePersonal tribute for Anzac DayAnzac Day had personal significance for many of the hundreds of people who attended the dawn service in Kaitaia and the civic commemoration later in the morning.25 Apr 08:54 PM
Northland AgeMan in court after allegedly shooting burglarA 47-year-old man was remanded on bail when he appeared in court today charged with wounding and using a firearm, both with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.22 Apr 01:51 AM
Northland AgeCast of dozens at Cooper's make it happenThe annual Doubtless Bay Mixed Fours Tournament which ran at Cooper's Beach over three days earlier this month attracted 24 teams with players from as far away as Bulls.20 Apr 09:35 PM
Northland AgeClub is investing in youthThe Doubtless Bay Croquet Club hosted 32 young students from Herekino in the west to Oruaiti in the east, in an intermediate aged tournament last Thursday, with local commentator Peter Hartnall describing the turnout as a joy to see.20 Apr 09:30 PM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor, Thursday April 21, 2016I add my name to those who are astounded at the intent of the Far North District Council to put a fence along the Mangonui boardwalk.20 Apr 09:27 PM
Northland AgeRobin Thorin's legacy continuesA scholarship established in memory of a young Far North man who was killed while cycling to fire brigade training has been awarded to two teenagers who are keen to make a mark in the world of boxing.20 Apr 09:08 PM
