
Intoxicated driver killed much-loved policewoman and wants to avoid conviction
Guilty driver had consumed beer and cannabis.
Guilty driver had consumed beer and cannabis.
The new book focuses on life as a Palagi-Samoan Kiwi.
An urgent repair job doesn't hold up Mangamuka repair work.
News snippets from around the Far North.
Victims of family harm could benefit from changes to the Residential Tenancies Bill.
The man allegedly smashed one child's head into a wall so many times, it broke.
Homeland's culture and identity are celebrated in style.
The Kawakawa Deflection Bank and Ōtiria-Moerewa Spillway formally open to prevent floods.
The visitors made a staggering 124 tackles by halftime compared with Canterbury’s 42.
Justices leave court for more peaceful surrounds.
Taimahi Trust has a produce shop, kitchen and greenhouses, plus big plans for expansion.
Even Health Minister Shane Reti admits he struggles to get a doctor's appointment.
The man had several warrants out for his arrest for serious offences.
Whangārei couple's triplets expand family to nine
Crime writer Catherine Lea explains why her books are now set in the Far North.
Shoppers have noticed a marked increase in prices at their favourite opportunity stores.
'Everyone including my wife and me is terrified.'
His father has now been jailed for failing to seek medical care for the then 7-week-old.
Thesis received the 2024 Vice Chancellor’s Best Thesis Award.
Funds have been found and repair work could begin in October.
News snippets from the Far North.
Police are renewing appeals in an ongoing homicide investigation.
130,000 cruise ship passengers welcomed to Bay of Islands this season.
Kaiwaka road closed for eight hours after house slips from trailer.
Mayor Craig Jepson said he was elated at the decision.
Victim's mother told Anthony Smith 'you destroyed my girl, you’re disgusting'.
Retail crime is increasing in Northland - so what are police doing about it?
She's only 3, but Arita-Jay's mum is already looking for the perfect school.
Northlanders fear NZTA routes bypassing the Brynderwyns will cut through their community.
Dame Naida Glavish says push to scrap Māori ward is unacceptable.