News briefs from the Far North - Lotto winner, firearm discharged, Māori ward meeting
News snippets from the Far North.
News snippets from the Far North.
Four Wood Street businesses were impacted by the attacks.
Forecasters pick spring weather to be even messier than usual. Jamie Morton explains why.
Call to ban engineered stone benchtops in NZ due to silicosis risk.
Tairāwhiti Wai Connections offers tailored support for catchment issues.
It took staff several minutes to notice the woman's monitor alarm had been activated.
Andrew Walsh-Thompson followed his ex and her new partner into the shop and lost control.
Sheep and beef farmer Alex Meban was raised at Te Hau Station.
The Magpies and the Mako are set to clash in a Log o' Wood blockbuster.
Te Whatu Ora says the change will make the colour coded system more nationally consistent
Taylor Morgan was accused of striking a man he arrested with his fist and a weapon.
The man is welcoming an increase in fines for people who abuse mobility parking spaces.
Andrew Hoggard, Dr Doug Edmeades, Shane McManaway, Pita Alexander, Phil Duncan.
The Ōtaki, Waikanae, and Raumati community boards were all finalists.
A community group could get the go-ahead to operate the facility.
The play asks the audience to consider what hell really is.
Zahquiel's family paid tribute saying he could rest in his late mother's arms.
'For Whanganui, a La Nina would potentially favour warm and dry conditions.'
Kathy and Ian Macnee celebrate a milestone anniversary with family and friends.
New senior housing will be built in Hastings for the first time in about 40 years
One of the largest croquet complexes in the country has a new clubhouse.
The council unanimously voted to reaffirm its resolution to establish a Māori Ward.
GP clinics have raised fees to meet demand and it's putting pressure on those in need.
China remained the second-largest market in July but fell by 37%.
The blaze grew from 40ha to 85ha over 24 hours.
Project lead at Thriving Southland said the paper was about 'informing our community'.
Council's power costs surged 40% in three months, impacting water supply expenses.
NZ's health crisis has patients in for long wait for life-saving surgery.
Girls' High students have had a taste of working in the criminal courts.
Northland were at full throttle from kickoff, but could not lasso the men from the south.