Northland AgeEditorial, Tuesday August 4, 2015IT MIGHT be too late to save some endangered species, but the uproar that has followed the shooting of a reportedly iconic lion in Zimbabwe could well make a major contribution to putting an end to trophy hunting.03 Aug 08:55 PM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor, Tuesday August 4, 2015Hey hey, mah bruddah!! Heard you were able to get back to your dad's turangawaewae last week. Mean ... hope you had a good catch-up with the whanau.03 Aug 08:53 PM
Northland AgeDOC on the trail of a kiwi killerDepartment of Conservation rangers are hoping DNA testing will lead them to a kiwi killer on the loose near Kerikeri.03 Aug 08:47 PM
Northland AgeRest home's prayer is finally answeredKaitaia rest home Switzer Residential care celebrated another milestone yesterday, one that trustee Eric Shackleton said had once been regarded as out of reach.03 Aug 08:38 PM
Northland AgeLeaf makes a believer out of GPAn initially sceptical GP has been won over to fossil-fuel-free transport after borrowing an electric car for a three-day trial.29 Jul 08:59 PM
Northland AgeFormer Kaitaia nurse plans reunion with traineesMarion Palmer wants to catch up with women with whom she went through nursing training at Kaitaia Hospital in the 1960s.29 Jul 08:49 PM
Northland AgeEnergy self-reliance is in sightTripling of Ngawha power station's output could make the Far North self-sufficient in electricity and create up to 200 new jobs, a Top Energy boss says.29 Jul 08:44 PM
Northland AgeRededication for old angelPrime Minister John Key will be invited to attend when a unique war memorial in Kaitaia is rededicated for its centennial on March 24 next year.29 Jul 08:36 PM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor, Tuesday July 28, 2015Having just read "An end to those 'dark az' nights" (Northland Age, July 16) I write in an emotional state bordering on apoplexy.27 Jul 08:57 PM
Northland AgeFar North breastfeeding mums latch on for causeA Big Latch On event for local breastfeeding mums will be held at the Bay of Islands Hospital maternity unit in Kawakawa at 10am on Friday.27 Jul 08:50 PM
Northland AgeCouncil cash to foster green educationNorthland Regional Council members have started delivering $20,000 worth of Environmental Curriculum Awards (ECAs) to more than 20 schools around the region, including seven in the Far North.27 Jul 08:44 PM
Northland AgeNew weapon in crime battleCrime in Kaitaia will come under increased scrutiny when a partnership between police, the Kaitaia Business Association (KBA) and a non-profit security company funded by the Te Aupouri Maori Trust Board begins increased CCTV surveillance of the town.27 Jul 08:37 PM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor, Thursday July 23, 2015All of my life I have eagerly waited for the 'potential' of this region to blossom, unfortunately in economic terms the word potential is a meaningless gesture.22 Jul 08:55 PM
Northland AgePlea for care as road toll risesPolice are appealing to motorists to slow down, wear restraints and not drive after drinking alcohol.22 Jul 08:51 PM
Northland AgeFunding boost for roads 'excellent'Government funding has increased by 23 per cent to $77.7 million for the maintenance, operation and renewal of Far North roads over the next three years.22 Jul 08:49 PM
Northland AgeNgawha Ginn Spa baths soldFar North lines network operator and electricity generator Top Energy has acquired the Ngawha Ginn Spa baths and farm as part of a land acquisition deal believed to cover nearly 200ha of the geothermal field.22 Jul 08:46 PM
Northland AgeHouhora team joins CoastguardA dozen or so Houhora volunteers who have been using their own craft to aid boaties in distress for five years are ready to become Coastguard's most northerly unit.22 Jul 08:38 PM
Northland AgeCouple recognised for making sport happenWell known Far North couple Donna and Paul Scutt were among the latest crop of winners of Sport Northland's Lotto Sport Maker programme.20 Jul 09:01 PM
Northland AgeRahui needed to protect birdsA whopping 89 per cent of convictions for illegal hunting or possession of kukupa were for offences occurring in Northland.20 Jul 08:57 PM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor, Tuesday July 21, 2015The very sad and unexpected passing of Jannye Freeman has caused me to reflect on the immense amount of voluntary service Jannye has rendered to the Whangaroa community.20 Jul 08:55 PM
Northland AgeEditorial, Tuesday July 21, 2015ONE OF the less endearing traits that has developed in this country over recent years is that of shutting down a conversation by labelling one of the parties racist. Or sexist. Or homophobic.20 Jul 08:50 PM
Northland AgeKaitaia SPCA is rescuedA meeting of financial members of the Kaitaia branch of the SPCA voted overwhelmingly last week to enter an "assimilation" contract with the Bay of Islands branch.20 Jul 08:45 PM
Northland AgeFresh look at water optionsThe council has set up a Kaitaia Water Reference Group to liaise with the community and interest groups and work to resolve existing risks to the water supply scheme in drought conditions.20 Jul 08:33 PM
Northland AgeTop turnout for gym eventA record number of 113 gymnasts representing the elite from clubs across the province competed at the annual Kaitaia Gymnastics Club competition earlier this month.15 Jul 08:49 PM
Northland AgeLaughter and the love of friendsA quote from Anglo/French writer, historian and politician Hilaire Belloc summed up Clive Patterson's philosophy nicely when the long-time Kaitaia solicitor was farewelled into retirement (of a kind) last week: 'There's nothing worth the wear of winning b15 Jul 08:35 PM
Northland AgeBattle lines drawn over Anglican churchesOkaihau and St Stephen the Martyr's in Kaikohe, told the Northland Age last week that they would fight the decision, and hoped that the two communities would rise up in their defence.15 Jul 07:59 PM
Northland AgeLetter to the Editor, Thursday July 16, 2015Re your front page article (July 14), about the South Kerikeri Inlet Landcare Kiwi Conservation Group reporting the death of seven kiwi in the last two months to dogs.15 Jul 07:56 PM
Northland AgeIt's been a pleasure and a privilegeA dining era came to an end in Kaitaia on Friday night when Peter Bieri and Mary Jane Ardley served a full house at the Beachcomber restaurant for the final time.15 Jul 07:49 PM
Northland AgeMinister tightens up kauri exportsPrimary Industries Minister Nathan Guy has welcomed what he described as a range of new operational changes designed to improve the transparency, clarity and enforcement of rules around swamp kauri.15 Jul 07:47 PM
Northland AgeKaitaia teenagers picked for Kiwis trialOne local league identity impressed with the selection of Brody Tamarua and Te Kahi Nathan for the Kiwis 16s trials in Rotorua this week was Jim Larkin.13 Jul 07:53 PM
