
News briefs from the Far North - lighthouse stays, man shot and pedestrian hit
News snippets from the Far North
News snippets from the Far North
The council is seeking the public's help after $2000 worth of damage was inflicted.
Volunteers wanted to keep Waitangi Day commemorations clean in Bay of Islands
Far North under fire and water restrictions
Northland's fire permits have been suspended until further notice due to risky conditions.
Oliver Hopwood spotted a dark shape drifting below his kayak early on Sunday morning.
Top Energy's solution prevents lines being wiped out by birds' swansong.
JR.BM Scholarships to three Northland health workers
A private school will open in February, but residents wonder where the public option is.
Efforts to eradicate feral deer from Northland are going well, authorities say
DoC warns the sand mining near reserves could harm marine life and endangered seabirds.
Northland's Mea Motu fights for multiple world boxing titles in NZ first.
Northlanders urged to be mindful as summer injuries soar, costing millions in ACC claims.
Record dry weather recorded in parts of Northland, but growers cheer no heavy rain.
One man was critically injured on Wednesday morning in Mangōnui.
The fire, which covered 20ha on Thursday, is now under control.
Northland businesses hit by 12-hour internet outage after digger damages fibre cable.
The annual tramp in the Far North is not for beginners.
The officer's death has prompted the question, how safe are our cops?
There is currently no estimate for the restoration time.
Police were called to Mary Hassett St at around 3.40am.
The cast of Out of Mind will travel to Monaco in August to represent Theatre New Zealand.
Northland beaches packed with tourists, drawing crowds from near and far.
Some families have attended the same school for more than five generations.
As of 3.45pm four fire trucks and 3 helicopters were on site.
2024 saw clashes between central and local government.
The deaths on unmanned beaches begs the question, do we need more patrols?
A helicopter attended the fire south of Kawakawa, near the Oyster Factory.
The event went ahead despite bouts of heavy rain — and crowds were pumping.
Far North deputy mayor Kelly Stratford shares her journey from binge drinking to sobriety.