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Let's sell Marsden City to Larry Ellison
Let's sell Marsden City to Larry Ellison to build on his Cup dream, says Craig Cooper.
Bags not! Garden rubbish sack rejected for being too big
Leo McCullough finds that not all black bags are born equal
Burning Bridges - Minister of Disability's major gaff
Disabled people's advocate is shocked by Minister of Disabilities' gaff
Andrew Johnsen: Don't pop the champagne just yet
Don't expect a whitewash of Oracle, writes Andrew Johnsen.
Editorial: The truth about lying
It's simple -- politicians should not just tell the truth, they should stop lying.
Compare road safety spending to suicide prevention
Consider this - why don't we make more noise about suicide?
Lorde album a chance to generation hop
One of the cool things about music is that it allows you to generation hop.
Tuke rekindles America's Cup interest
Craig Cooper says Blair Tuke is engaging Northlanders in the America's Cup.
Kevin Page: Scottish bowels and vowels
Kevin Page urges men to be vigilant when it comes to health.
Volunteer Week: Thanks Northland for helping out in sport
Thanks Northland, for volunteering and helping out with sport
Peter Miskimmin: Thanks Northland for helping out
One in four Northland adults volunteer in sport and recreation.
Finally, we can get on with building the HAC
Building can commence on Whangarei's HAC project
No room for more car-parks at Kensington Park
What do we do about a crammed Kensington Park?
Opinion: Immigration policy has merit
Immigration is set to become a key issue for this year's election.
Vaughan Gunson: Giving up screens hard part
Vaughan Gunson reflects on the younger generation's addiction to screens.
Giving up screens the hard part
Giving up technology, which meant no screens for 40 hours, was always going to be harder.
Kevin Page: And that's about the thigh of it
Kevin Page has had a rough, chicken thigh-less week.
Letter: Sorry, for whatever reason
A letter from a rubbish dumper in Aupouri Forest shows consequences are coming.
Independent look at FNDC processes required
FNDC says it is open to a review after it slipped up during a procurement process.
Peter Wilson: Seymour expects delaying tactics on bill
David Seymour is confident his voluntary euthanasia bill will be passed by Parliament
Fairytale fun-draising for Riverview Maungaturoto
It was an odd Queen's Birthday weekend from the outset.
Bradley: I saved some secrets till the end
I'm not the same girl who started out writing opinion pieces 13 years ago
Tiaho Trust - I hear you, brother
How do you write a speech for people whose language is not English and voiced in sign?
Kevin Page: People in glass houses ...
Readers of my recent musings will recall an attempt to scam me out of my meagre income
McLeod: Charity begins with a home
Certain kinds of outreach to the underprivileged make me squirm.
North has many reasons to cheer
There is much to celebrate about on this Queen's Birthday Weekend.
Kensington Park ticketing fires up sports mum
A Whangarei mum is fed up with the lack of carparking at Kensington Park
Rugby players need to be visible on tour
With any luck people and the Lions players will get a chance to interact during the tour
Chinese investment should be mutually beneficial
What is in it for us if Chinese money is spent in our region?
Johnsen's All Blacks squad to face Lions
No room for Jordie Barrett or Lima Sopoaga in All Blacks squad, writes Andrew Johnsen.
New medical life for abattoir
A boutique abattoir has a new lease of life killing animals for meat, and medical use.