Potential galore in U15 girls' rugby final
By the looks of these players, Northland could soon be the best in women's rugby.
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About 80 young gymnast flocked to the Kerikeri club's first official competition.
Top young chefs to judge cooking competition
The competition challenges students to create a two-course, plant-based meal.
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Ex-Black Fern to lead Northland
Two of New Zealand's most experienced rugby players will be guiding Northland's season.
Dying tree forces Russell road closure
Giant Moreton Bay fig is Russell's most iconic tree - but cars might be killing it.
Short film showcases students' abilities
Kerikeri High School students made the finals of the Focus on Ability Short Film Festival
Tenth measles case confirmed in Northland
A 10th case of measles has shown up in Northland along with six other suspected cases.
Now it's a rat plague - stoats will be next
As the rats die off stoats will start hunting kiwi chicks - only 5 per cent will survive.
Northland news in brief: 'Seal silly season' sparks warning and comic book convention
DoC is warning people to be careful around seals as they come ashore.
Privacy bungle: Police pay out $11,000 after releasing private details
Police pay out $11,000 after releasing man's private information to the media.
Big changes for primary healthcare in Northland
New organisation will bring all Northland's primary health services together.
Northland measles cases now 10
A 10th case of measles confirmed in Northland, six other suspected cases investigated
Hora Hora's class shines through
Dargaville OB had the best start they've made all season.
Two Northlanders recognised for their work with Kiwi Awards
Two Northlanders recognised for their work with Kiwi Awards
Kamo break Waipū's 12-game streak
With two weeks left until the semis, is this a sign of nerves from the 2018 runner-ups?
Photos: Oromahoe School celebrates Matariki
The mid-winter Light Festival, In its 11th year, is a fundraiser for the rural school.
Northland women net four against Eastern Suburbs
Four-nil was a conservative scoreline considering how many shots Northland had.
Māori-language pundit defends ballsy Kerikeri airport sign
Airport operator says sign will be changed but te reo expert calls it "fantastic".
Northland news in brief: Guilty plea in KFC robbery and SH1 works
An 18-year-old has plead guilty to the aggravated robbery of Whangārei's KFC.
Rugby league: Takahiwai pile on the points
Big hits and big plays was the theme in Takahiwai on Saturday.
Carter makes bid for third term as Far North Mayor
Mayor says he doesn't want to quit now while so many projects are on the go.
Kaeo-Inter survive FC Whangārei scare
At 3-1 down, Kaeo-Inter were dead and buried. Cue an extraordinary comeback.
Girls' High snatch late winner
A last-gasp goal from Charlotte Overwater was the defining moment in the game.
Northland's Ray Woolf celebrates 60 years of entertainment
Veteran entertainer's advice: ''Never to be afraid to go through a new door.''
Netball: Whangaruru survive WGHS fightback
The game between third and fourth was only separated by four goals.
PGF's $1m helps Far North Holdings start Russell Wharf renovation
Far North Holdings starts renovating Russell Wharf with community input into its design.
Northland news in brief: Another Lotto win
The latest news snippets from around Northland.
Rat 'tsunami' invading homes, threatening wildlife
Pest control firms rushed off feet with double the usual number of rodent-related calls.
Northland students take on floorball
If you haven't heard of floorball, these photos will fill you in.
Heritage house: Roof lifted on colonial shingles
Restoration work on an important historic Kaipara building exposes original shingle roof
Rare documents from NZ history to be auctioned
A rare collection of early New Zealand printed material has been put up for auction.
Farmer-led Northland learning programme growing well
Northland "farmer to farmer learning" programme nearing the half-way mark and going well