
The Pulse of Northland: Mum of patient hopes others will learn from experience
The fourth instalment of the Advocate's series focuses on mental health and addiction.
The fourth instalment of the Advocate's series focuses on mental health and addiction.
A wrap-up of events and news snippets from around the Bay of Islands and the Mid North.
Resident Danny Simms is angry and has offered a solution in the form of a "stumble fence".
Northland businesses reliant on overseas workers are concerned about the border closure.
Charitable trust Kiwis for Kiwi will distribute funds, which will create up to 100 jobs.
Lady Ellen Elizabeth Reed was possibly the most famous Northlander you've never heard of.
Digger no risk to refinery pipeline; Anika Moa to perform in Kerikeri.
An impending crisis in primary care is unfolding with potentially dire consequences.
Whangārei's controversial Hundertwasser Art Centre has plastic shroud removed
A Kaikohe couple are gutted after the brazen kidnapping of their beloved baby goat Dean.
In the second part of the series, the Advocate explores how health inequity operates.
Whangarei man's evening fish interrupted by an inquisitive whale.
Fire crews could smell petrol when they arrrived.
Bill Shepherd and sharemilker admitted three counts of discharging contaminants near water
Cars at Ahipara's kaumatua flats are regularly targeted by thieves.
Having access to good, affordable healthcare is important.
Mayor Sheryl Mai is delighted by the progress on the new Civic Centre.
The Old Packhouse Market has become a thriving community hub and visitor attraction.
Whangārei school children take te reo language home
Police urge Northlanders to 'do whatever it takes' to stop mates driving drunk.
More places for you to cast your vote this election.
Munroe Rawiri, not thinking anything of it, hadn't told anyone of his deed.
Waipū-based internationally-successful band release concert video for Māori Language Week.
The resurfacing work will make the roads safer.
Sharp drop in death rates likely due to Covid restrictions halting spread of the flu.
Woman denies any role in smuggling meth on to Ninety Mile Beach.
Hullabaloo Children's Arts Festival visiting Northland next month
Bay Light outdoor education centre gets $10k to provide free camps for students.