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More feral dogs seen on under-siege Far North farm

Farmer wants a cull of feral dogs before more animals are killed.

The vaping battle: New inquiry delves into dangers

Otago food scientists to investigate e-liquid flavour contents

Council's rego, WOF checks 'hit Māori, rural poor hardest'

Rural Māori already face extra barriers to becoming road-legal, driver advocate says.

Nalinee Giri's memory lives on in Kerikeri community pantry

'Nalinee's Pantry' remembers woman who gave food, clothes and toys to families in need.

Whanganui will lose its voice in health reforms - Reti

He expects the failure of Māori Health Authority, with 'huge sadness'.

Heartbreak as feral dogs slaughter stock in Far North

Farmer on guard day and night but attacks continue. More than 80 animals killed so far.

300 jobs on the line if Marsden Pt oil refinery closes

Shareholders to vote in August on whether to turn Marsden Pt into 'import terminal only'.

Top four teams slug it out in Northland rugby semis

Western Sharks host Kamo and OBM travel to Mid Northern for knockout rugby.

Whangārei residents rally to crime hui to find solutions

The crime hui attracted an impressive showing of locals keen to make their home safer.

Family home gutted: 'I was raised in that house'

Family's plan to use timber from old villa dashed after house fire in Whangārei.

Mayor Mai: 'Disappointing' time taken on SH1 roundabout

Roundabout project meant to finish late 2020 now stretching to late 2022.

Three waters: Leaders fear Northland voice will be lost

"Our position stands, we have opted out".

Nanaia Mahuta outlines Three Waters fix for 'system in crisis'

Minister says change is needed to avoid a 'legacy of costs' for future generations.

A Whangārei school takes on a journey to discover its roots

Kokopu school staff came across historical learnings on it journey to discover its roots.

Shane Reti: Our bulging hospitals and primary care

A&E is the gateway to hospitals but there are long waiting times all over the country.

Young driver, 150km/h speeds, and a faulty car a fatal combo that killed Northland teen

Kiwis are driving too fast on roads not designed for high speeds, a coroner says.

Colder than the North Pole: Antarctic blast nearing NZ

Here's what you need to know about the regions and roads forecast to be worst-hit.

How repair cafes are helping communities save money and the planet

Reporter Jenny Ling talks to the Paihia Repair Cafe crew to learn what it's all about.