
Hui to focus on Northland's global trade interests
Hui to be held focussing on Māori influence in New Zealand's free trade negotiations.
Hui to be held focussing on Māori influence in New Zealand's free trade negotiations.
Whangārei mayor Stan Semenoff pleads not guilty to discharging contaminants into the air
Northland ride captain's advice: ''Ride like nobody's seen you''.
Ngāpuhi youth are set to have their work exhibited at the Hihiaua Cultural Centre.
Kaipara District Council gives green light to controversial plan change
Brave Caitlin Smith and band playing in Whangārei; and open fire season in Kaipara.
New Inlet Rd water access aims to reduce pressure on existing ramps.
Northlanders can get up close to cuddly alpaca this Sunday - National Alpaca Day.
Waimamaku community stalwart enjoying finally having time to work on his own property.
Whangārei native Dianne Swann thought it was about time she released a solo album.
A weekly round-up of news, events and oddities from the Bay of Islands and Mid North.
Far North District Council will next week go back to the table on Māori wards.
Northland GPs are concerned about a lack of consultation regarding health system reforms.
Another Lotto win; and driver arrested over alleged assault on police officer.
Target is giant willow aphids that can damage – or even kill – infested willows.
'What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger,' writes Northland Inc's Codie McIntyre.
Competitive surfer Billie Scott is back in NZ, studying for a masters in coastal ecology.
State ward turned world sailor Elana Connor is currently in Whangārei to meet foster kids.
Feral cat control was a hot topic for more than a thousand Northlanders.
Around 25 Northland women die every year from breast cancer
Kaitaia woman's taste of the past - flowering kumara.
Water quality at most popular Northland swimming locations met swimming guidelines
Repairs under way on slips at Oparakau on Northland's SH12.
Kerikeri returned serviceman recalls sobering moment during stint in Malaya emergency.
News snippets from around the region.
Hot pools near Kaikohe used for their reputed curative powers for at least 400 years.
It was heart-warming to be part of the large turnout at dawn yesterday.
In July 2020 their home was wrecked by floods. Nine months later they're finally home.