
'Important part of the Northland culture': Diver's legal fight against scallop ban
Michael Badham claims Whangārei Harbour can support sustainable harvesting.
Michael Badham claims Whangārei Harbour can support sustainable harvesting.
The latest news bites from around the region.
Visitors are encouraged to help identify people in the photographs.
The Festival of Consent runs until Sunday with events including talks and a dance party.
A company ignored requests to remove a pontoon and rubber fenders.
Haydn Christy was jailed in 2016 for 12 years with an 8-year minimum non-parole period.
News snippets from the Far North.
The latest newsbites from around the region.
Mrs P likes to chase me with her cold hands late at night.
The hapū want the project to go through the RMA for community input.
The average cost of a wedding has increased over recent years.
The air rescue service is adding three new helicopters to its fleet, replacing old models.
Organisations say they are overwhelmed by 'a tsunami of need'.
The woman described the few months she lived with the man as the worst time of her life.
Vince Cocurullo: There’s a lot of compassion and action up here.
Salvation Army Whangārei now helps 80 households weekly with food parcels.
Financial literacy will be taught in NZ schools from next year.
As with all small dogs, Little Boo doesn’t know he is small.
OPINION: The other elephant in the room is sideline behaviour.
Misty Paniora, 25, is battling terminal cancer but wants to see her kids' milestones.
Archibald McKenzie's body was found in a Kawakawa car park last month.
Tama Potaka said it was worse than he had imagined.
Contractors have cleared the second of two slips that closed the road.
Mark Mitchell heard about key crime problems in Northland, and offered some solutions.
New social supermarket opens to help iwi feed dozens of families.
Police say two men arrived at a property carrying firearms and demanded a vehicle.
Merv Williams must pay more than $25,000 in GST for his cancer treatment.
She warned other women about him on social media, saying he was psychologically abusive.
Dr Gary Payinda says 200,000 people are waiting to see specialists.
The road has been closed twice in three days due to two slips.