
Northland news in brief: Winning Lotto ticket sold; fog cannon thwarts break-in
News in brief from across Northland and the surrounds.
News in brief from across Northland and the surrounds.
The woman was caught three times and continued to deal drugs while on bail.
The 468 people who participated ran, walked or danced through the all-night relay.
A new public housing development for Whangārei will provide 95 homes for people in need.
Recovery from a fall at home means Whangārei woman has more time to spend with grandkids.
Reductions to commercial and recreational crayfish limits come in to effect in Northland.
Northland hockey players to compete in the World Masters Tournament.
Disabled advocate Jonny Wilkinson wakes to a brave new world - for today only
The prisoner was on a short-term transfer for a court appearance.
Columnist Joe Bennett finds the demise of his microwave sparks deeper thoughts
The man was between 11 and 16 when he repeatedly sexually assaulted three girls.
Whangārei district councillor Jayne Golightly breached council confidentiality.
Brynderwyns opened both ways on Friday to relief of SH1 motorists
The latest news bites from around the region.
The push to have karakia reintroduced to council meetings continues.
Winners found in Northland Bowls' Champion of Champion Pairs and Singles
'My gut feeling... they’re not healthy, there’s something desperately wrong.'
The outcome of the hearing is expected to be released on Friday.
Event brings three days of kapa kapa, kai, music and debate to Otiria Marae.
Latest news from the Bay of Islands and surrounds with Sandy Myhre.
The couple set up a makeshift home after they had to leave their emergency housing.
The Te Hāpua-born artist is known as one of the most original Māori thinkers of all time.
The latest news bites from around the region.
Corrections to launch full review of incident at Ngawha Prison.
Judge tells couple violence in their relationship 'needs to be a thing of the past'.
Easter travellers will be able to travel with greater ease over the Brynderwyn Hills.
The man was driving drunk on a zero-alcohol licence at the time of arrest.
Multiple fire crews have been called to the remote scrub fire at Cape Rēinga.
Endometriosis has been described by some as a condition sometimes considered "invisible."
The officer felt no ill will towards the man who assaulted him.