News briefs from around Northland
$19k Lotto winning ticket; arson trial aborted, and Tuia 250 flotilla due this month.
$19k Lotto winning ticket; arson trial aborted, and Tuia 250 flotilla due this month.
The Northland women's one to five year team did well to finish first in their division.
The fire appeared to start in the right hand side of the building on the second floor.
Reasons for long-time chairman's sudden exit are unclear.
Iconic 107-year-old 'Old Town Hall' severely damaged.
The commercial growers' event is being held at Lynwood avocado nursery.
Sport Northland chief executive Brent Eastwood asks what is needed for team success?
Will we see a Northlander win a gold medal when the competition comes north next year?
The Kauri Museum in Kaipara receives 162 artefacts from Auckland Museum
Thousands of plans will be required to meet the freshwater reform legislation proposals.
A costly management and governance failure sent Kaipara down toilet but it's now flush.
About 150 players turned out for a great day of basketball fun at ASB Stadium.
If Powerball's $28m is won by a Northlander, here are some ideas on how to spend it.
Number of confirmed measles cases in Northland reach 73 and six more under investigation.
Find out what Northland's Arriane Christie thought of the All Blacks against Namibia.
Mangawhai residents sign petition to stop 5G, citing potential serious health risks.
The key to good health lies within.
Whangārei Mayoral candidates on port plans.
The big names of Māori sport filled the Copthorne Hotel in Waitangi on Saturday night.
Northland's Māori rugby talent, young and old, was on display for all to see on Saturday.
A Lotto ticket sold in Kaitaia was a second division winner.
Female kiwi chick hatched successfully in Whangārei.
The home team scored their only goal through Henry Storey in the first half.
Photographs of three Northland sports events on the weekend.
With their win, the Kauri will play a quarterfinal against Taranaki on Sunday in Whangārei
The Northland team now has one chance left to get their second win of the season.
Can we decrease competition in sport but still keep our young talent interested?
Do you think this new plan will increase the rates of Northland kids involved in sport?
Click here to learn all you need to know ahead of the 2019/20 premier cricket season.