
Northland iwi backs 1080 poison drop in Waipoua Forest
DoC's plans to drop tonnes of 1080 on Waipoua Forest supported by Te Roroa kaitiaki
DoC's plans to drop tonnes of 1080 on Waipoua Forest supported by Te Roroa kaitiaki
The 16-year-old allegedly tried to flee from police, who deployed spikes.
The number of police who are leaving the job has risen for the first time in two years.
Māori Language Week: The Advocate travelled across Northland to learn why te reo matters.
A Dargaville lifestyle farmer has been fined for failing to care for several animals.
People caught unlawfully in possession of toheroa can face fines of up to $20,000.
Whangārei-based logistics company to pay reparation to family of 9-year-old girl.
Northland businesses are cutting hours as vacancies have become difficult to fill.
Northland schools try to keep the doors open despite staff shortages and wet weather.
Mark Lipsham gave Kim Helmbright nearly $3m within two months of meeting her
Kāinga Ora has plans to buy more standalone houses in Northland.
Northland's education leaders ponder upon the effects of the Teaching Council fee changes.
There are fewer Northlanders on the police's gang list, despite recent gang violence.
Whangārei contractor to get $4.3M from council after its negligence closed his quarry
53 new ACC claims in six months of Whangārei e-scooter trial - a four-fold rise.
Up to two thirds of kids in some DHBs are waiting for dental appointments.
Northland Police are investigating a water-related incident in Whangārei.
Northlanders gearing up to see the Matariki star cluster may have to adjust their sights.
The change has received praise from the country's oldest and largest animal welfare group.
Five days of court time needed for Northland's "tooth fairy" case involving 20 witnesses
Details are scarce but the Advocate understands two utes were involved in a crash in Taipa
Northlander found guilty of illegally milling native kauri and tawa.
The strategy aims to return vanishing students to classrooms around the country.
Man instigated sexually explicit exchange of messages with 12-year-old Facebook friend.
Northland's Judge John McDonald will preside for another two years before fully retiring
The stars of the six-part drama series filmed in Ahipara are officially revealed.
The shop is not the first in Otaika to be ram raided.
The Black Ferns strapped their boots on for an open training at Pohe Island.
NorthTec holds four graduation ceremonies over two days to celebrate two graduate cohorts.
The court was told the girls were about 8 and 11 when the abuse occurred.