
News in brief from Northland - stabbing, Lotto win, earthquake and more rain due
News snippets from Northland
News snippets from Northland
Students raised tens of thousands of dollars to be used for new sports equipment.
End of Northland bowls season approaching.
Māori ward representation is 'shaping up positively,' Samuels says.
Rugby league players and officials will be wearing pink this weekend.
Northland's fragile infrastructure in sharp focus
Kaikohe gym badly damaged in a suspected arson attack
The theft of two rings worth more than $4000 is a major blow to the charity.
Former Scottish international John Leslie is the new Taniwha mentor.
Sand Safaris 2014 found guilty after death of sandboarding Korean tourist.
John Leslie has been named as the new Northland rugby head coach.
Two Northland firefighters part of NZ crew to Canada
Ready, Set! from Whangārei Boys’ High School wins Smokefreerockquest regional final
Whangārei boxer Lani Daniels in historic world title bout on Saturday.
News snippets from across Northland and the surrounding regions.
Government’s Māori MPs explain what the Budget has delivered to Māori in Northland
A breach is considered contempt of court - a serious offence.
Northlander Michael Biggins was giving two youths a lift when he was stabbed to death.
Kathryn Morale Holmes, 58, appeared in the Whangārei District Court.
Melanie Kinghan has hatched another plan to liven up her Kerikeri Rd business.
Cash register ripped out and stolen from cafe in Whangārei.
Machine operator suffered serious injuries while operating debarking machine in Northland.
News snippets from across Northland and the surrounds.
A woman has been charged after two pre-school children were killed in Ruakākā last Monday.
State Highways 1, 11 closed for several hours while crashes investigated.
Initially, Mayor Vince Cocurullo struggled to justify the cost to the public..
The latest news bites from around the region.
The Sharks overpowered Kamo at home in their Premier rugby meeting.
A motorcycle from 1918 featured at the annual event.
The WDC says the discovery of toxic black mould has not delayed about 500 staff moving in.