News snippets from Northland
Arrest after Tikipunga incident, speedway gears up, peace flotilla, Super Rugby moved.
Arrest after Tikipunga incident, speedway gears up, peace flotilla, Super Rugby moved.
Northland leaders respond to latest Three Waters update.
The students built a sandpit for kohanga reo kids.
The man suddenly collapsed while travelling in the car with his wife along Cove Rd, Waipū.
The Omicron wave in Northland is spreading each day, with 716 new cases recorded today.
A wanted man who allegedly smashed up cars in a bid to flee police has been arrested.
Last crude oil ship calls at Northland's Marsden Pt refinery.
Bay of Islands Ocean swim back again, and Far North thriller released.
All of the country's water infrastructure assets should be up to the same standards.
Ryan Burrows must serve at least two thirds of his sentence before eligible for parole.
Why the women won't be charged in relation to last year's snap lockdown in Northland.
More than 700 Covid cases have been reported in Northland today.
Last week alone, 25 students from Dargaville High School tested positive for Covid-19.
Whangārei swimming history on display at Whangārei Museum
In such cases I turn to she who always makes me feel better: Mrs P.
Contentious poison drop advocated by protesters trying to save Northland forests.
A Charles St childhood has led one woman to change the lives of Northland's youth.
Flotilla includes veterans of original Moruroa atomic test protest fleet from the 1970s.
Northland DHB reports the daily Covid-19 case numbers in the community.
DoC says eight tara iti are expected to leave their nests this season.
Advocate reporter Jaime Lyth reflects on what her Frontline Heroes series has shown her.
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The judicial review of education mandates is expected to conclude in Wellington today.
Higher-end Whangārei property owners could soon pay larger portion of district's rates.
Ten people are currently in hospital, the ministry says.
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There were fewer than 20 basketball hoops for public use in Northland before the project.
School transport operators are upset with the lack of financial support against Omicron.
Relief on the way with a further $4 million to assist sport and recreation organisations