Northland news in brief: Japanese firm buys forest, mountain bikes return to Waitangi and roadworks resume
News snippets from across the region.
News snippets from across the region.
Census figures show Māori population in Northland jumped nearly 20,000 in just five years.
We may see a rise in the number of people 'under investigation' for Covid-19 in hospitals.
200 years of plough being used at Kerikeri for first time in NZ.
The number of Northlanders under investigation for Covid-19 in hospital has decreased.
News snippets from across the region.
Northland's forestry sector in full swing and log prices good during level 3 lockdown.
The 17 Northlanders had either not been tested or they were waiting on a test result.
The brakes have gone on for some used to traveling and living where they want
WDC takes out award for plans re-structure the Whangārei city centre.
Whangārei's Kirsten Holtz started uploading the videos for her kindergarten parents.
News snippets from across the region.
There were also reports of people treating level 3 like level zero.
Northlanders have scrambled to get up to speed with new ways of shopping due to Covid-19.
Northland has reached its 16 day with no new cases of Covid-19.
The latest update on the fight against Covid-19 for Northland and New Zealand.
He bought seven properties - but then the Overseas Investment Office said no.
Combined operation between police and the Air Force to check fishers during lockdown.
Teachers Emily and Sam Benge are finalists for their song titled Read to Me.
Kaipara District Council to go ahead with a 3.97 per cent rates reset
Schools returned under alert level 3 this week but attendance was low.
Museum wants to collect Northland's lockdown stories
The latest update on Northland's fight against Covid-19.
Helicopters and ground crews used to contain scrub fire that got out of control.
Northland reported no new cases yesterday for 13 days in a row.
Police staff kept busy in Northland with crashes and a fleeing driver.
Formerly on an 800-acre Whananaki farm, the Edges have volunteered for over 40 years.
Government planning huge spend-up to offset economic havoc, job losses wrought by virus.
Heavy tow truck on way to help clear logging tuck crash in Northland.