
Kaipara towns lead the charge in property resale gain
Despite a slowdown, most Northlanders who sold their homes in 2022 still made a gain.
Despite a slowdown, most Northlanders who sold their homes in 2022 still made a gain.
The Government will make an announcement in due course on Marsden Pt rail spur.
Northlanders can plant a tree Mother’s Day tomorrow.
Reason Whangārei has some of highest fuel prices in NZ to be looked into
News snippets from Northland.
Commercial cleaning van stolen while cleaners were at work
Renewable energy production on Marsden Pt key going forward
New scheme ReSport is aimed at getting more Northlanders active.
Reporter Brodie Stone got to experience the international rally from the passenger seat
Whangārei student's body taken to Te Karae Marae near Kohukohu
When Jonny Wilkinson explained why to a committee, he was met with some glazed looks.
Not many have heard the original story, where the old lady was thrown on a fire.
Name suppression has been lifted for a man who has been on trial.
The latest news bites from around the region.
Tangi and other details yet to be announced.
One of two men charged with the murder of Shayden Perkinson has lost name suppression.
Karnin Ahorangi Petera has been named as the student who died in the Abbey Caves tragedy.
Kensington triple takes bronze in the Bowls3Five National tournament.
The major new infrastructure would incinerate Northland and Auckland councils’ waste.
Karnin Ahorangi Peter died after a group of students were trapped in Abbey Caves.
Leaders in the Te Tai Tokerau education community are focused on supporting the whānau.
The 15-year-old boy was swept away by rising floodwaters during a school trip.
Just hours before helping emergency services he postponed another school trip.
The man has been accused of indecently assaulting multiple women.
When the father raised concerns about the worsening weather, he got no response.
WorkSafe confirmed it was investigating the death at Abbey Caves in Whangārei.
School outing went ahead despite heavy rain and thunderstorm warnings.
Frustrated Ngunguru residents take to social media about the theft of letters.
Questions swirl about why the trip went ahead considering there were heavy rain warnings.
Officials feared for Moerewa and Ōtiria but flooding subsided in time.