Northland news in brief: Baby death unexplained, housing meeting and tattoo project funding
News snippets from across Northland.
News snippets from across Northland.
A little rain didn't dampen the spirits of Kerikeri Half Marathon runners and walkers.
Northland council rates are due on Monday, but many are struggling to pay.
News snippets from Northland.
The effort is worth it when the couple see looks of 'absolute delight and huge smiles'.
A cardiologist who works there says the hospital is not a healing or healthy space.
You have a unique opportunity to support young sportspeople on their journeys.
OPINION: Listening to them would do us good. We would live better.
A major caulerpa infestation can majorly affect the local fishery, expert says.
The council was still waiting for formal notification from the Ministry of Health.
A protest against the council's dog control system brought a vow from the mayor.
Police are continuing to investigate the crash south of Kaikohe on Wednesday.
The team is the first from Kaipara to attend the prestigious netball tournament.
An 80-year-old house fire survivor shares his challenging experiences.
OPINION: Some important issues are emerging about the relative value of road safety.
Surf lifesaving camp gives Far North youth vital training.
People lighting fires on Far North's conservation islands could be jailed or fined.
Diversions are being put in place and motorists are asked to avoid the area on SH15.
A fire on an island makes responses from firefighters difficult.
Former mayor fears district council may cancel all of Kaipara's climate work.
"It seems it’s just going to be a mystery forever, like one of those cold cases."
The latest news bites from around the region.
The teens had a full-on weekend developing their life-saving skills at Waipū Cove.
Northland's relatively warm climate suits the pest, which can eat 350-plus plant species.
The latest news bites from around the region.
Toxins in shellfish in Far North spark health warning
Awanui abuzz after being named Most Beautiful Tiny Town in the country.
150 years of education at Peria School celebrated
Young students "emotionally can't cope" with Jibbitz trades.
“Go and find another at-risk community somewhere else if you want to do that.”