Missing man: Police search stretches into second day
Police are asking people to check any personal CCTV footage for signs of the 72-year-old.
Police are asking people to check any personal CCTV footage for signs of the 72-year-old.
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Police dealing with hoax calls don't want kids to fear calling 111 in a real emergency.
Tanker disrupts traffic; and Indigenous Book Club launched.
Whangārei Men's Shed's restoration work at the old rail station wins a prestigious award.
Anyone who sees the 72-year-old is asked to phone 111 immediately.
Virus that can leave babies very sick sees visitors limited at Whangārei Hospital.
Brothers achievements in motorsport, Conservation and search and rescue recognised.
Citrus for South Island wanted; and Blood Service coming.
Two new features of Whangārei's Zonta Great New Zealand Book Fair.
Accidents put Kiwi kids at risk, with home drownings responsible for three deaths a year
Woman calls for footpath improvements in the Far North after breaking leg.
Kaitaia boxer Mea "The Nightmea" Motu has won her second national title
Burglars take a month's food supply from the Bay of Islands Animal Rescue in Kerikeri.
Farmer wants a cull of feral dogs before more animals are killed.
News briefs: Kiwi numbers grow; crash victim named; and nurses vote for three more strikes
'Nalinee's Pantry' remembers woman who gave food, clothes and toys to families in need.
Rural Māori already face extra barriers to becoming road-legal, driver advocate says.
Farmer on guard day and night but attacks continue. More than 80 animals killed so far.
Northland artists displayed their work at Forum North in Whangārei.
Shareholders to vote in August on whether to turn Marsden Pt into 'import terminal only'.
One school now monitors students' toilet breaks and has security cameras to curb vaping.
Western Sharks host Kamo and OBM travel to Mid Northern for knockout rugby.
The crime hui attracted an impressive showing of locals keen to make their home safer.
Northlanders united to learn the art of flax weaving as part of Matariki celebrations.
The region's four councils' rates will rise by up to 21.7 per cent.
The original breakwater height was labelled an eyesore by opponents.
Te Aupōuri land could double the size of the 12ha Pukenui solar farm.
While some locals are intrigued by the flash development, others say they're suffering.