Bay News: Waterfall walk for Alzheimers
A round-up of news snippets, events and oddities from the Bay of Islands and the Mid North
A round-up of news snippets, events and oddities from the Bay of Islands and the Mid North
An interactive career expo, is in Whangārei on September 19 and Kerikeri on September 20.
Council reps to meet company behind what could be NZ's biggest ever tourism investment.
Taniwha determined to bounceback against Otago in Dunedin on Friday.
Three Northland schools will get 10 extra classrooms between them.
Projects about bee mites, horse nutrition and natural remedies the big winners.
Ports advisory group chair said having the first meeting at NorthPort ''sent a message''.
Two young children living at a Tokerau Beach rental property where police say P was made.
Stunning performances seen at Northland Gymnastic Championships
Four Whangārei residents have been recognised for their community contributions.
Ashley Cullen is urging Northland farmers to register for NAIT.
Northland squad to play Taranaki in Mitre 10 Cup match
Daffodil Day collectors are out in force across Northland.
The words of two ex-crims who now have work and therefore hope brought down the house
$460m for Northland transport for next three years, but no four laning of SH1 - yet.
Dogs at both pounds will soon be given half an hour's exercise a day, council says.
Events and happenings in Northland from Friday, August 31 to Thursday, September 6.
Northland mum's Daffodil Day commitment for late daughter.
Former NZ Rep Shelley Kitchen back to lead Northland team.
A round-up of news snippets, events and oddities from the Bay of Islands and the Mid North
High calibre of entries at the Quarry Arts Centre Open Ceramic Awards made judging hard
Logs strewn over main highway after truck and trailer accident.
Far North's Ōtūru school to get total rebuild after thieves smash in door.
Northlanders want $300,000 for wrongful conviction and sentence.
Tonnes of heavy metal moved as National Powerlifting champs hit Whangārei
Police and locals were ready but a 'take back the dunes' protest at Ahipara didn't happen.
Firefighters managed to stop the flames spreading to an adjoining workshop.