
Fire restrictions in force but little relief so far for firefighters
Permits required for most outdoor fires across Northland as of 8am yesterday.
Permits required for most outdoor fires across Northland as of 8am yesterday.
Even after scoring 129, Thorn Parkes had to walk off Cobham Oval disappointed.
Hapū say they have not consented to being included in negotiations.
An indoor netball and basketball facility is one of the options being considered.
The four-day sevens game was a great chance for these Northlanders to test their skills.
Northland's Caris Teo ran well to finish the second fastest woman in the half-marathon.
The charity's vision is for New Zealand to be a world leader in ocean health.
Check out these awesome photos from Tania Whyte.
Up to 5000 people packed Kerikeri's main street for the town's biggest event of the year.
Perene, 20, was not letting a little thing like pregnancy get in the way of her mission.
Even though the game is struggling at the moment, we can still avoid a similar fate.
7 Days comedian Dai Henwood talks about comedy and a potential life as a rural postie.
This year's memorial match raises funds for the recessed Onerahi Rugby Club.
Inside Whangārei's Jubilee Park, a former league ground and now a home for the destitute.
There are plenty of family events on this weekend.
Bylaw proposed to protect three species of mussels, house blaze and Ruatuna open day.
Anyone interested in helping out as a marker, get in touch as soon as possible.
Saying the Child family was born to compete in dog trials would be an understatement.
Students, parents, staff and old boys have been given two logo designs to choose from.
The scholarship is to attend a leadership programme in Sydney.
"People need to be extra vigilant at this time of the year."
Serious two-vehicle crash between Ruakaka and Marsden Point leaves two in hospital.
Smith, a former Black Fern has had a fantastic year with the Northland Kauri.
The habitat of the black mudfish is shrinking endangering the native species.
A weekly round-up of news, events and oddities from the Bay of Islands and Mid North.
While the focus wasn't on competition, there were plenty of competitive games on show.
A Kaikohe mum has come up with the idea of biodegradable disposable wool nappies.
Hopefully, these athletes will be the first of many to receive Kauri Club scholarships.
Nominations to fill a vacancy on a Far North community board will be open soon.