
News snippets from Northland
Citrus for South collection tomorrow; and racial abuse investigated.
Citrus for South collection tomorrow; and racial abuse investigated.
Man facing significant number of sex charges, together with four others in Northland.
Police release images of the offender who struck during darkness.
Northeasterlies one of the reasons for above average temps in Northland this winter.
Projects include Domain revamp, wharf, sports facilities, sculpture and dog pounds.
Whangārei travel agent pleads for understanding.
'It's the end of one era and the beginning of another': Whangārei RSA president.
Even as the season draws to a close, it won't be long until the 2020/21 season comes.
Water treatment plants back up and running in Northland and focus shifts on road repairs.
The survey showed 44 principals said there has been no dramatic improvements since CYF.
Whakarongotai Nikora says professional cuddling provides a safe space for connection.
28ha first stage of three-year conversion planted last year with G3 gold kiwifruit.
Local trust gets green light by council for mountain bike park in Kaipara.
Reservoir levels in Whangārei going up but residents need to keep saving water.
Whangārei mum targeted in racist attack still fears for her family after going to police.
Army reservists called out to help stranded kidney patients
$51,000 for rescue helicopter; and avoid DoC tracks due to storm damage.
The city's reservoirs were running about 25-40 per cent full after the weekend's deluge.
The Warehouse tight-lipped on reduced hours/redundancies at its Northland stores.
New principal keen to change the reputation of Kamo High School for the better.
There is still no date for when the rebuild work will start.
Dam stops 300,000 cubic metres of water from flooding CBD
Previous winners include Princess Di, Nelson Mandela and Florence Nightingale.
It could be months before the gardens are returned to their usual beautiful state.
Vessel knocked off its Waitangi mooring and holed by logs.
A second flood has hit Northland. This time it's government cash that's pouring in.
The planting event is hosted by a new trust which is aiming to restore life to the awa.
Otuihau Whangārei Falls home to new sculpture.
From 6pm Friday to 5:30am on Saturday, Northland's fire service registered 220 calls.
The storm has passed but the clean-up is just beginning.