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Far North wāhine fulfil need for connection through fitness
A look at the new fitness offering uplifting people to connect and thrive.
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Far North wetland Arethusa Reserve honoured in artwork and poetry
A look at the art project celebrating a Pukenui reserve and its volunteer caretakers.
Public response to kiwi deaths in Bay of Islands pleases conservationists
A conservation group's monitoring and education efforts have received heartening support.
Waka takes Whatuwhiwhi wahine to Hawaiian epic
A Far North student has represented Aotearoa in the world's biggest canoe race.
Future blooming for Far North florists
A Waipapakauri-based florist and regenerative grower is blazing a sustainable trail.
Silver-winning Far North musicians to perform in Samoa
More success for talented Kaitāia College student musicians
'$30,000 per hectare per year': Far North eyes banana boom
Far North farmers and environment would benefit from growing bananas.
Kiwi population not all killed in Ōpua Forest as more birds heard after dog attacks
Optimism after kiwi heard calling
Northland's wandering dog problem likely cause of kiwi deaths
Northland's wandering dog problem apparently continues to cost kiwi lives.
Aussie summer ahead for 17 Far North dancers
A pride-inspiring group of Far North dancers have returned home triumphant.
Bay of Islands Sailing Week has new venue
Bay of Islands Sailing Week organisers have high hopes for the 2024 regatta.
Far North Kahika/Mayor Moko Tepania wins global leadership award
A look at Mayor Moko's award win based on work for youth.
Amidst a broader shift towards homegrown, one Kaitāia chef takes the local route to ingredients
As one Far North chef supports local growers, a shift towards homegrown is sprouting
Risks at leased property prompt SPCA’s permanent closure, ‘exhaust’ local charity
A Kaitāia charity is exhausted by demand following the SPCA centre's permanent closure.
A festival-hot time this July in Kerikeri
A jovial musical affair is on the cards for next month's inaugural craft beer festival.
Creativity comes down to giving it a go, say artisans
The Far North's largest indoor artisan market once again shone through the winter rain.
Māori engagement needed to best protect treasures and knowledge
Engagement is urged with a movement to protect Māori treasures and knowledge.
Northland trails offer a starting point for cycle touring trend
A look at Northland's cycle touring offering and its lucrative potential.
‘Commonsense’ action required as youth ‘bear the brunt’ of climate crisis
Kaitāia College students learn about climate change, but are troubled by inaction.
Far North Mayor Moko Tepania humble in the global spotlight
Far North Mayor Moko Tepania has been nominated for a global Politician of the Year Award.
Ioane sister spreads positive power of sport in Far North
A look at the many unexpected wins for local wāhine on a division-topping softball team.
Fun for the forest's benefit at Mangōnui planting days
Volunteers welcome at upcoming community effort to plant 800 natives in Mangōnui.
Composting key to waste reduction, food security
Free workshops from a Kaitāia social enterprise are bringing composting knowledge home.
Ooh la la! A taste of France for the Far North
The French Film festival comes to Kerikeri in its entirety for the first time this year.
Loud, fun, energetic show 'places hope in courageous adventuring of young people'
The show for "anyone, but definitely 13 to 17-year-olds" lights up Kerikeri tomorrow.
Sign language learning takes off in Te Hiku
More people are developing an awareness and respect for NZSL as a valid language.
Far North chef hungry to bring healthy delicious meals to all
Kaeo chef hungry to make healthy eating a pleasure for all launches new cookbook.
Respiratory weakness in kids 'not normal'
A World Asthma Day look at the need to support kids' respiratory health.
High cost of living makes pet adoptions a tough call
A look at SPCA Kerikeri's longest-staying dog, the 15-month-old and easy-to-love Polar.
Elated Lotto winner to buy home for whānau
The man, who wishes to remain anonymous, said he plays Lotto 'now and then'.
“Start of the future” at Far North fitness hub
A long-awaited upgrade is within sight for Far North swimmers.
Latest pou at Awanui stands for the environment
New pou at Awanui latest achievement of the Te Hiku o Te Ika Revitalisation project.