
Over $4.5m in grants set to benefit Te Tai Tōkerau sport and recreation
Seven grants have been approved in March, ranging from $60,000 to $1.3 million.
Seven grants have been approved in March, ranging from $60,000 to $1.3 million.
News briefs from the Far North.
How licencing services are expanding to enable access to freedom and employment.
Northland boxer Mea Motu claims first international title in Dubai.
Jane Banfield hopes the new mayor will provide genuine partnership opportunities.
New funding to tackle Far North wilding pine problem
Iwi/Foodstuffs 'social supermarket' formally opened on Kaitaia's Commerce St yesterday.
Top honour goes to Te Hiku Iwi Development Trust boss
Rebel league comp started in 2016 with six teams. Now it's the only comp in Northland
Kaikohe FC doing its bit to recruit next generation of football players
Deal by Far North Holdings and Foodstuffs ends 11-year wait to renew town centre.
18.2 per cent of non-Māori in Northland smoke compared to 31.2 per cent of Māori.
Decades of travel story-swapping ends meaningfully with donation to lifesaving transport
Price of petrol forcing workers to quit their jobs as they can't afford the commute.
Work on a $5 million flood reduction plan for Otiria and Moerewa will start soon.
Kerikeri cricketer Lola Scott, 13, named one of the ANZ Next XI future stars
Northland police appeal for information about who left poisoned wine in man's letterbox.
A skirmish on the backstreets of Kaitāia led police to make an even greater discovery.
Applications now open for eleven young women aged 12-18 to join the ANZ Next XI.
Firefighters battling vegetation fire on Northland's Karikari Peninsula
Kaikohe man becomes Air Force officer after following in family's footsteps
Far North businesses are considering hibernation as bookings plummet this holiday season.
Northland Nancy Greenfield honoured for 50 years as St John volunteer
Ahipara mouth painter Kevin Griffiths has three artworks in Christmas gift range
Northland temperatures high as NZ has warmest November on record.
Te Roroa and Habitat for Humanity combine to build homes of iwi members.
From humble beginnings to the national side for Kaitaia-born and bred
Kaitaia's junior football season ended in spectacular fashion at the weekend
Little risk after woman who tested positive for Covid in Auckland earlier visited Kaitaia