
News snippets from Northland
It! Fest postponed; and questions wanted for election candidates.
It! Fest postponed; and questions wanted for election candidates.
Tough for Northland Rugby Union to ask Taniwha fans not to come to the game.
Update on repairs to infrastructure and walking tracks in Whangārei after the storm.
Whangārei ratepayers won't fund supersized economic development agency
The latest reporting time for this weekend's centre pennants is 8.30am.
Māori Language Week Begins with te reo moment.
Work to start on sealing entire peninsula road, and Advocate readership up 10%.
Whangārei tennis club celebrates centenary with new courts.
Community-led project sees residents laying traps in their back yards.
Public to get a chance to name the new waterfront park at the Town Basin.
Lifeguards miss out on awards; and call goes out to buskers wanted for festival.
Money to be spent on sunshades, new windows and a waka.
Offenders set van alight after trying to steal it; flames spread to medical centre ceiling
Northland communities want crossings to improve safety for students and other pedestrians.
Yachties say avoiding cyclone season a compelling reason for being allowed entry to NZ.
Northland drama students win through to National Shakespeare Schools Production.
$3.2m to help Northlanders kick methamphetamine.
news snippets from around the region
The crash caused the 11kV and 400 volt powerlines to clash.
Loop Rd roundabout in Whangārei open with one lane by end of the month
Sea surface temperatures around NZ were also warmer than average during the 2020 winter.
Milner planned to have the new centre at 2 Vogel St open by tomorrow.
The driver of the vehicle is being airlifted to Auckland. Photo / File
The Kauri play their first home game this coming weekend against the formidable Auckland.
Takahiwai, who beat the Otangarei Knights in last year's final, were resolute on defence.
Maramataka is experiencing a revival in Northland. Reporter Jenny Ling finds out why.
$2.2M of Government funding for Northland skills training
Four more men, including a church leader, awaiting trial or sentencing.