
Crime, bad road behaviour among key concerns for North's communities over summer
Burnouts, alcoho and roaming dogs are some of the things locals are worried about.
Burnouts, alcoho and roaming dogs are some of the things locals are worried about.
The Highland Games are traditionally regarded as one of Scotland’s oldest traditions.
Northland is home to many food caravans. Reporter Jenny Ling uncovers the top five.
The proposed mega development includes a BP service station, shops and restaurants.
The winning entries had the judges hooked.
As it nears its 10th year in operation, survival is the priority.
James Morris, 71, has been made an officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
Rowena Tana, 63, has received a QSM for services to the Māori community.
Tragedy brings the holiday road toll to 11.
'Any warm meal made with kindness is all that matters.'
Tia and Shaun Lord are a dynamic duo doing their bit for a community in need.
The sheepish vege is among other food items which made the list.
"Our thoughts are with the family of the missing diver during this difficult time."
Visitors and locals enjoy their summer holidays in the region.
More patients will struggle to get a doctor's appointment if the situation continues.
The community jumped in to create a breakfast where everyone felt welcome.
From flooding to fireworks, we've covered it all. Michael Cunningham shares his faves.
News snippets from Northland
Two Northland road deaths and suspected drowning spur police safety call.
Community members put their time aside in the spirit of Christmas.
Marissa Lewis has overcome the odds to become a successful business coach.
Norhthlanders have suffered some pretty weird injuries over the Christmas holiday period.
Thunderstorm, heavy rain watch for Northland on Christmas afternoon
Two people lost their lives on Northland's roads this weekend, prompting a police warning.
Community meetings in 1984 concerned about sexual and domestic violence sparked change.
Everyone can play a part in Kiwi Coast's “genetic rescue mission” to help kiwi.
After a heartbreaking drowning at Cable Bay, local Pat Millar decided to take action.
The station is owned by businessman and philanthropist Sir Owen Glenn.
The diver was reported missing at Wahihi Bay at 6.40pm on Thursday.
The detour will only add 20 minutes to the trip north, advocates say.