
Evidence needed before Far North District Council can recoup costs for road sign damage
Road sign damage could cost ratepayers $20K.
Road sign damage could cost ratepayers $20K.
Rongoā Māori helps Far North man heal and rediscover culture
Not guilty pleas over death of Linda Woods in her Kaikohe home.
Playcentre closed when the town had few kids. Now there are lots with nowhere to go.
News snippets from the Far North.
Far North Mayor Moko Tepania has been nominated for a global Politician of the Year Award.
Driver swerved and crashed in attempt to avoid pedestrian, police say.
News snippets from the Far North.
Gang convoy in Northland monitored by police after earlier tangi in South Auckland
The Bay of Islands' Matariki Pēwhairangi Festival is back again.
So far the park includes 10ha berry farm, two training institutes, and an ‘innovation hub’
New-generation speed camera between Kawakawa and Moerewa first fixed one in the Far North.
News snippets from the Far North.
National infrastructure awards see Far North projects win two of the four honours
The whānau acknowledge the family of the murder accused, saying Kaikohe is a 'small town'.
Social housing, indoor sports centre, hundreds of jobs on the horizon for struggling town.
Agreement between council and hapū will see Kerikeri Far North's first bilingual town.
Judge refused name suppression but accused can't be identified while decision is appealed.
Three Far North road deaths in a week spark safety warnings.
The Kaikohe grandma died in a struggle with the 'sexually motivated' intruder. Police say.
Far North mayor Moko Tepania has urged the community to be "extra vigilant".
Venus Cherrington is retired but still saving lives - and now has a QSM.
The life member has held almost every role in the brigade since signing up in 1972.
Linda Woods was killed during a home invasion.
Far North Mayor Moko Tepania, who lives nearby, describes incident as "incredibly tragic".
Police are investigating the death of a woman in Kaikohe overnight.
Far North mayor Moko Tepania woke up to the "terrible" news in his neighbourhood.
All animals have been taken to Kerikeri and Whangārei centres while an assessment is done.
Housing trust says it had no warning of closure; FNDC says it gave six days’ notice.
New mental health unit in Kaitaia means tangata whaiora can be treated closer to home