Far North community furious at drivers illegally parking across disabled parks
'Frustrating for our customers who are actually disabled,' a business owner says.
'Frustrating for our customers who are actually disabled,' a business owner says.
Four Northland women reveal what pushes them to excel
Mayor Craig Jepson said he planned to lodge a formal complaint and is seeking an apology.
Only months prior, Nicholas Pukeroa lost his brother.
The Northland community is backing Pipiwai youth at the World Manu Champs in Auckland.
Another crash has happened on a Brynderwyns detour route.
The new town square is now set to open in April with a big celebration.
The problem is endemic in Northland.
Trucks versus cars during the Brynderwyns closure - what are officials doing this time?
Indi-Lee Ruddell started competing in surfing to meet more girls to surf with.
The slip-impacted North Auckland Line is set to reopen in the middle of the year.
The SH1 route from Kaitāia to Pukenui gets speed limits reduced.
'It was a scary and traumatic experience for all of us,' Molloy family say.
The latest news bites from around the region.
It's almost double the previous highest rates increase of 9 per cent in 2015/2016.
Opinion: Life expectancy of Māori is, on average, seven years shorter than non-Māori.
The principal has said the risks could not be mitigated if he were to attend.
Mrs P had to bid farewell to her trusty little runabout of many years.
News snippets from the Far North
'While removing kina treats the symptom, it doesn't address the cause of a sick reef.'
Kaitāia GP Cecil Williams may leave town after huge loss on sale of his occupied land.
No plans to replace Kiwibank's Doubtless Bay service.
Kiani Christie is balancing her academic goals with love of music.
Catherine Murupaenga-Ikenn is representing Māori indigenous rights at the UN forum.
Research suggests the presence of cameras may help reduce the severity of crashes.
You’ll notice lots of activity over the next few weeks.
News snippets from Northland.
Northland rugby legend Don Hewitt remembered as 'best and fairest week in, and week out'.
One cow was so thin and unsteady on its feet that a vet recommended it be euthanised.
A feasibility project dotted across sites in the North is encouraging.