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Winter just became a little easier

Patient support fund to the rescue.

Far North loses a special character

Fond memories of Noel Andrews.

We're still crashing into poles

The car vs pole crash rate is climbing again.

Familiar criticism of iwi-led checkpoints

Checkpoint critics haven't gone away.

Long-awaited consent hearings to begin

Aquifer consent hearing starts on Monday.

Who runs the most effective checkpoints?

Iwi checkpoints would be harder to get past than the government's.

School incident: BB Gun and knife recovered by police in Whāngārei

Police were called soon after 11am.

That's chocolate kisses

Thanks to `amazing' customers.

How to keep Kaka St access open

A councillor has an idea about keeping Ahipara's Kaka St beach access open.

Tornado damages a boat and houses

Pukenui cops the predicted tornado.

Dogs still taking their toll

Fairburn loses another kiwi.

Face masks prompt mirth in Kerikeri

Wear masks in Kerikeri at your peril.

How to filter fact from fiction

How to avoid the worst of social media `information.'

End of an era on Broadway

A business era is coming to an end in Kaikohe.

Tai Tokerau Border Control is back

Tai Tokerau Border Control acts to control traffic heading north once more.

Stan's back, with a collar

Soldier, gym worker, prison officer - now a vicar.

Who will listen if they can't believe?

Will people listen if they can't trust what they're being told?

Police checkpoints fail to impress

Tai Tokerau Border Control will act again if necessary.