Ngāpuhi elder Kingi Taurua dies at 80, after cancer battle
The 80-year-old was a huge figure for the northern iwi.
The 80-year-old was a huge figure for the northern iwi.
Warning not to take potentially deadly shellfish from Bay of Islands
The play uses excerpts from a Northlander's WWI diary and features a Vietnam War veteran.
The victims, aged 24 and 26, are believed to be from the Kerikeri and Kaeo areas.
Electric vehicles hit Far North to mark launch of Crimson Coast Electric Vehicle Highway
Reggae legend Jimmy Cliff headlines Bay of Islands Festival in Waitangi on Saturday
FNDC is proposing another dog bylaw for public consultation
Mike King is bringing hope to Kaikohe to reduce Northland's high youth suicide rate.
DoC uses DNA to catch kiwi killer in Northland
Medivac at sea for man who lost finger in Bay of Islands.
The goodies have definitely been in the bag for Bay of Islands boaties this summer.
Archaeological dig finds remains of 12 young British soldiers and sailors at Ruapekapeka
Stella Schmid and Brad Windust want to rid the forest of pests to save the kiwi.
Dozens of jobs and the Rawene and Kerikeri campuses could face the chop.
Three people have been taken to Bay of Islands Hospital following the crash.
A Kaikohe photographer captures the drama as police stop a fleeing unlicensed driver.
A Far North conservation group has been named runner-up in national community awards.
A century ago New Zealand was in the grip of World War I, in which 18,500 members of the country's 1.16 million population were killed
The holiday road toll stands at 17, rising overnight with the deaths of two pedestrians in Northland.
Burglars who broke into a jeweller's premise went for the best quality items.
The owners of a Kerikeri jewellery business are reeling after thieves targeted the best bling in the shop. Manufacturing and retail
The final moments of a fire brigade's fishing competition fundraiser were cut short when the call for help went out.
An epidemic of methamphetamine is ripping communities apart - but the fightback has begun.
When John Clarke hits the pavement to train for the ASB Marathon and his muscles begin to burn he feels grateful - the pain means he's still here to feel it.
A man has died after the car he was in became stuck trying to cross a flooded Northland creek.
Five people dead in road crashes in the last 24 hours and several others seriously injured.