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5. ART CLUB The Hobsonville Art Club meet Tuesday mornings, 9-12am in the Community Hall and want to welcome new members. Phone Robin on 838 1911. NEWS DIRECTOR: CLASSIFIEDS: ENQUIRIES: SALES MANAGER: DELIVERY: Rebecca Stevenson edwl@snl.co.nz. Mike Waldron... Page 2

Oil giant pulls out of Northland Norwegian oil giant Statoil has pulled the plug on its operations in the Reinga Basin, claiming the probability of finding oil was too low to justify a continued search. The company broke the news in Kaitaia on October 14 saying the seismic data... Page 1

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5. TOUCH RUGBY IS BACK Round up friends and family and enter your team for another exciting summer of touch rugby at Shadbolt Park, New Lynn. Registrations are still open with the season kicking off on Tuesday October 23. NEWS DIRECTOR: CLASSIFIEDS: ENQUIRIES: SALES... Page 2

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Gun club shatters silence The biggest gun club in the country is set to open next to a major meditation centre in a quiet rural valley. Between rolling hills and surrounded by native bush, up to 1500 meditators a year hand in their cellphones, sit cross-legged and suspend all... Page 1

John Carter keeps mayoral seat North mayoralty has been retained by John Carter with a convincing lead over his sole rival Peter Gill. Carters tally totalled 10,889 to Gills 4,485 votes. Carter says he was pleased that his voting total had increased by over 1500 Page 1

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COLLEGE GIRLS SHOW SOME SERIOUS SKIL.. Kaipara College girls rugby coach Callum Finlay reckons he couldnt be prouder. The Kaipara College girls rugby sides he trains are celebrating a run of stunning successes. The ten-a-side team has now closed two full seasons undefeated - thats 30... Page 1

Robberies fueled by ciggy prices A Far North service station owner is fed up after two armed robberies in the space of four months. Gurpreet Bains has owned the BP petrol station in Moerewa for ten years and had never had any trouble until four months ago. But on September 27 two... Page 1

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Calls for rail as election issue You may have seen vote for trains signs popping out from underneath candidate hoardings in Kumeu. The Public Transport Users Association is using the signs as a humorous election double entendre, chairwoman Christine Rose says, because the... Page 1

Students sum up exam Okaihau College students and teachers are remaining positive after a controversial maths exam. The NCEA Level One MCAT (maths common assessment test) set by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority held on September 13 and 15 throughout the country... Page 1

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Farewell to 106-year-old Helensville lost a valued part of its living history this month after Annie Jean Narbey passed away at the age of 106. Granddaughter Gaylene Ashton says her nana was a resident of the town for most of her life and was an incredibly healthy woman... Page 1

Protesters defend Puhipuhi Nearly 200 members of hapu and iwi from throughout Te Tai Tokerau marched onto Puhipuhi Mountain recently in protest of toxic mining. Australian-owned Evolution Mining Ltd is currently completing exploration drilling for potential gold deposits on... Page 1

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