
Adrenaline junkie dolphins need 'rehab' after numbers dwindle
Bottlenose dolphin numbers in the Bay of Islands has dropped from 278 in 1999 to 26 today.
Bottlenose dolphin numbers in the Bay of Islands has dropped from 278 in 1999 to 26 today.
Northland mayors: Celebrate, we've made it through 2020.
Level 2 water restrictions are in force in parts of Kaipara and the Far North districts.
A public hearing will be held for satellite station plan; and Ngunguru Gala is coming up.
A Moerewa couple have lost "everything" in a fire that destroyed part of their house.
A substantial donation to the foodbank has been made just in time for the festive season.
However, Covid-19's impact on travel has also negatively impacted the industry.
Owen was shocked to find only the hippo's tutu remaining after it had been stolen.
Journalist turned entrepreneur may have solution to $16 million wet wipe problem.
A weekly round-up of news, events and oddities from the Bay of Islands and Mid North.
Total fire ban is in place in Whangārei and Kaipara from Christmas Eve
About 4000 people were injured nationally on Christmas Day last year.
Catch up on what is happening.
Northland will be generally fine, weatherwise, this Christmas weekend
Carols @ Pompallier concert going ahead in Russell
Santa at Waipū Christmas Parade; and three candidates so far for byelection.
Police and FENZ are investigating the fire that destroyed a Kaitaia house
Council insists the total cost for the damages will be repaid by those responsible.
Police continue to check trucks leaving Northport after 1-in-5 fail checks.
The long-awaited $27m wastewater treatment plant in Kerikeri was opened on Friday.
Few events happened in Russell without Stephen Western's help, usually as photographer.
Northlanders can see Monday's 400-year celestial reunion in Great Conjunction
Ousted from his busking spot, Jane Mander Retirement Village offered teen a paid gig.
Residents brighten up their properties to spread festive cheer.
The home side was only a few runs behind at 187 for 8 after 70 overs as at 5pm yesterday.
The village is carrying on a tradition it started in the late 1960s.
Dry conditions and forecast strong winds have fire authorities on high alert.
Rates to rise in Whangārei by 6.5 per cent on average