News briefs from the Far North - fireworks, rock and reggae and garden safari upcoming
News snippets from the Far North.
News snippets from the Far North.
Far North town celebrates big time at annual Awanui Day.
German-style Oktoberfest and Oysterfest for Bay of Islands this month
The Dargaville mother-of-eight died on August 2 and her homicide investigation continues.
'He could connect with people whether it was homeless or celebrities.'
Health officials are bracing for a whooping cough outbreak, with newborns most at risk.
News snippets from the Far North.
ACC programme specifically for Māori helps Far North man recover from serious injury
Busy time ahead for Kaitāia Riding for the Disabled.
Kaitāia in line for big spring clean to welcome reopening of SH1 over Mangamukas.
Opinion: Many are shocked to hear the amount we spend on graffiti and litter control.
Eleven Northland projects get approval for fast-tracking.
About 100 people attended the Whangārei protest against Government changes.
Four people have been arrested after a spate of offending across Kaipara and Whangārei.
The Greens co-leader visited the site amidst a second Environment Court hearing.
After a downed pylon cut power to Northland, a plan to keep the lights on is launched.
Mark Mitchell and Kaipara mayor Craig Jepson attended a meeting on Friday.
OPINION: New Zealand has a goal of having 1 million te reo Māori speakers by 2040.
Faster cancer care and new radiation treatment are the way forward.
Principals warn fines could harm struggling families, urging support instead.
Bay of Islands-Whangaroa Community Board hands out $27,000 in community grants.
Northland has one of the highest cancer death rates in the country.
'I’m never going to give up ... It’s a full-time job having cancer'.
The crash in Waiomio was reported just after 1pm.
Dumped carcasses close to shore can attract pests.
Companion Animals New Zealand backs Far North cat bylaw.
'NZ had a reputation as a place in paradise and it’s fading fast.'
The benefits of a more pedestrian-friendly environment will be assessed.
Fundraiser at Kaitāia’s Te Ahu Centre brings out top local singers and musicians.
Trust chair Reno Skipper calls decision 'devastating' with no prior consultation.