
Teen breaks his own national record in 100m backstroke
"I didn’t expect to break my own record, but it feels pretty good."
"I didn’t expect to break my own record, but it feels pretty good."
Roading work is expected to last up to 10 years, Transport Minister says.
Six decades of community work marked by Kaitāia Lions
Long-time Far North resident Dolly Urlich celebrates 100th birthday.
A judge says the tragedy was characterised by impulsiveness and recklessness.
From chocolate shops to markets and motels: Northland businesses keen for Easter visitors.
The woman threw a hot pie in the face of a child.
The proposal is to establish a solar farm with around 200,000 photovoltaic solar panels.
Earlier, Felice Croft was not interested in swinging a golf club - now she leads a club.
The proposed Waipū service station will create traffic safety concerns, objectors say.
The large tumour was found after 2yo Daisy Nicholls fell from a swing at kindy.
The man manipulated sleeping arrangements to ensure he was always next to the child.
NRC's plans will see Northland's emergency services scramble to make up $1.11m annually.
High demand for Rats has caused supply levels to drop making the test hard to find.
Now is the right time for the Ruakākā highway development, director Barry Trass says.
Far North man who discovered Kiwis captain James Fisher-Harris is retiring from coaching.
We didn’t really expect this overwhelming sort of support from the public.
Ruby the dog was 'over the moon' at being reunited with her owners after a month away.
News snippets from Northland.
The Kerikeri reservoir is set to to free up more land for horticulture.
The Maranga Mai e te Iwi Senior Kapa Haka Regionals went off without a hitch on Saturday.
More than $120k raised from Whangārei Relay for Life.
The wife of a badly injured man says an unsafe footbridge should have simply been closed.
Mangawhai Heads car park behaviour sees Easter parking officer patrols
A grieving Whangarei family have been told to clear tributes from a gravesite lawn.
In the end, it’s your family who pay the price.
Josh Burns started his photography and video business at just 16, now he employs four.
Police say no one checked the ID of 17-year-olds.
The homeowners had to tolerate the menacing behaviour for eight months.
Oromahoe Trust, managed by Dean Candy, wins 2024 regional farming award