Three strikes repeal not prompting much comment in Northland
Otangarei Trust CEO Martin Kaipo said there was a place for harsher sentences.
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New training scheme getting Northland jobseekers into work
Employment came easily after the collaborative training programme.
Latest news from the Bay of Islands and surrounds, with Sandy Myhre
Latest news from the Bay of Islands and surrounds
New Zealand food culture: 'We are still trying to find out what Kiwi flavours are'
Advocate asks Northland's famous chefs for their take on "classic Kiwi food culture".
Missing Northlanders: Hokianga woman found dead, Kaitāia teen found safe
The police update about two missing Northlanders is a mixture of heartbreak and relief.
Action-packed lead-up to global rugby showpiece
Street flags hung up two months before Women's RWC matches get under way in Whangārei.
Road deaths and serious injury figures take wrong turn
Deaths and serious injuries on Northland roads rose by 14 per cent in one year.
Doug Schmuck gets greenlight from Environment Court for early start to work
Work on wharf and floating pontoon in Northland can start early, court rules.
Onerahi property to become housing subdivision
Property owners had intended to build a retirement village but that wasn't feasible.
Vaughan Gunson: Perspective is what's needed when it comes to the All Blacks
Winning rugby games may not always be a high priority.
Robert Webb bronze sculpture project takes flight
Local bird conservation legend Robert Webb will soon be the face of a public sculpture.
Teen roped into knifepoint dairy robbery by his older brother
Younger of two brothers sentenced for his part in aggravated robbery of Whangārei dairy.
Splashing out: Northland DHB continues to dish out lavish gifts in return for Covid jabs
Northland DHB spent lavish amounts of money on freebies to get residents vaccinated.
Kevin Page: What goes around comes around
She returned with a familiar-looking item of clothing which she hands to Mrs P.
Turning up the heat: Firefighters escalate strike action with work stoppages
Northland firefighters plan to strike after rejecting FENZ negotiations.
Dozens of firefighters to again take part in a worthy cause
Maungaturoto duo gearing up for the annual Sky Tower Challenge.
'Queen of boogie piano' to play four shows in Northland
Australasia's "Queen of boogie piano" is getting set to play two shows in Northland.
Police confirm Panguru man not killed by own dogs
A post-mortem has confirmed the dog attack was the cause of death.
News snippets from Northland
Passing of an environmental hero, two grand finals in a day and a cow causes an accident.
New Zealand Resident Doctors Association concerned at surgeon and registrar shortage
Emergency medicine specialist in Whangārei question the need to import health staff.
Hospital dental work now being carried out in Whangārei community oral health clinic
New Whangārei oral health clinic to provide dental services in the community
Whangārei Quarry Arts Centre's Great Plate auction has plenty of colourful creations
Take a plate - Whangārei Quarry Arts Centre's Great Plate auction on again
Theatre company brings massive amount of free workshops to Northland
Massive Theatre Company is kicking off an extensive Northland programme this year.
Mental health calls from Northland mothers more than triple
Plunket has this year received 56 calls from Northland mothers for mental health support.
Taniwha hang on to claim crucial NPC win
Last-gasp penalty miss hand Northland a win in the first NPC match.
Flights hit as thick fog covers district
Disruption for travellers after 'perfect conditions' produce blanket of fog in Whangārei
History of chairs on display at Whangārei Museum
Whangārei Museum display features history of chairs, including Whangārei Mayor's chair
Registration opens for the popular Poor Knights Crossing event
Wing foilers to race alongside ocean ski and waka ama paddlers at Poor Knights Crossing.
Home gardening provides physical and mental rewards
It fills our hearts and minds with peace and our tummies with healthy nutrients.
Comment: Speed key to securing NZ's snail farming future
Due to our climate and high rainfall, we can grow snails more efficiently
Joe Bennett: New technology has meant handwriting has become obsolete
When there were no printing presses, every copy of the Bible was a unique manuscript.
Work starting on Kamo High School's $22 million revamp
Kamo High school's $22M rebuild underway