Hundertwasser and three others buildings recognised at national architecture awards
Three other buildings in Northland have also been recognised.
Three other buildings in Northland have also been recognised.
Plans are in progress to fly the seriously-injured sailor back to New Zealand.
Food may have prompted shark's long journey.
Volunteers rushed from Marsden Cove to the yacht in need north of Great Barrier Island.
Ngātiwai fears over caulerpa
Northlanders woke to cold temperatures but they won't last as more rain on the way.
Three years in the making, Kaiakohe animal shelter opens
People parked there blocking in cars of those businesses.
The driver had been driving for seven days and falsified documents.
OPINION: Other countries seemed to have adopted bilingual signs with ease.
Rain to come to Northland from Thursday evening.
Makeshift camp on public land in Whangārei may be dismantled
Police car involved in collision; and donations sough towards generators for St John.
OPINION: Involve your staff in identifying what drives the workplace culture.
Standards are minimal, says animal welfare advocate.
You don’t have to look far to find someone who got their start in state housing.
More than 200 students aged 8-12 competed in the annual Far North event.
Owner defends his business saying it is run well and has many regular, happy customers.
New-generation speed camera between Kawakawa and Moerewa first fixed one in the Far North.
News snippets from the Far North.
Several occasions of being walked into by others has given Kevin Page food for thought.
Mana whenua and the Government move to fight invasive seaweed.
National infrastructure awards see Far North projects win two of the four honours
The man had harassed the girls for months before grabbing one in a terrifying incident.
The son of Eric Rush sees first-hand the speed and skills required in Super Rugby.
Kaipara iwi Te Uri o Hau gets $1.74m to develop avocado orchard
Record winter for Northland hot water bottle injury claims.
TRG Imaging to bring high-tech imaging services to the Far North.
The whānau acknowledge the family of the murder accused, saying Kaikohe is a 'small town'.