The awards are an opportunity to acknowledge commitment to Māori language revitalisation.

"It looked like the car was overtaking, and hit the truck head-on."

Armed police raid Far North home in suspected drugs bust

Northland doctors and emergency departments are on alert for meningococcal disease

Sunday's eight-hour planned power outage could be the Far North's last.

Riders' injuries ranged from double amputations to PTSD.

Foreign national charged over serious SH10 crash.

None of the six Auckland cases were related to camps on Motutapu Island.

Keynote speaker at Vegan Expo concerned about Māori health outcomes, writes Peter Shand.

Shane Jones defends haste regarding the first planting in the one billion trees project.

An absorbent boom was used to soak up an oil leak from a faulty Refining NZ fuel line.

NZ Warriors to take on West Tigers in Whangārei in March

'Having these sailors come is like having Michael Schumacher do a lap or two.'

The plan was to plant 1.1 million pine trees - then someone looked at the ground.

The walk was also aimed at raising awareness of and funds for Lifeline.

The Northland Environmental Protection Society is celebrating the Supreme Court ruling.

Thousands start voting on new Ngāpuhi Treaty negotiations plan.

The funding announcements ends uncertainty over phase 2 of the Kawakawa hospital rebuild.

Northland health board accused of keeping meningococcal cases quiet for six months.

Te Rā, the only Māori sail still known to exist, is stored at the British Museum in London

Northland's high number of meningococcus deaths leads to health authority's warning.

Northlander pleads guilty to manslaughter over death of Christopher Vujcich in Kaikohe.

Lake Waingaro normally supplies about 70 per cent of water for Kerikeri's town supply.

Fake news claims 67yo woman assaulted in Northland supermarket carpark

Meeting with Duke and Duchess came only months after the young man met the Queen.

Whangārei man escapes prison sentence because of mental impairment.

North MP credits Markle with opening up once-taboo topic of period poverty.

A partnership of three Kaikohe groups is looking to "change the narrative" for Māori boys.

Corrections Minister says he's in Government to make a difference for Māori.

Shop worker left with black eye and cuts after being punched and kicked on the ground