
Northland's Erin Smith tight-lipped on upcoming appearance on dating show
Northland Te Whatu Ora staffer to appear on new dating show Down for Love.
Northland Te Whatu Ora staffer to appear on new dating show Down for Love.
60,000 residents are on track to be drinking fluoridated water by the end of 2024.
Consultation on the new bus lane is currently under way.
The neighbourly issues of an exclusive gated community were laid bare in court.
The latest news bites from around the region.
Clive Nothling, 73, died onboard his yacht Second Life.
Te Hiku artist carving a name for himself as top knife maker
Magazine is proudly celebrating 25 years of storytelling, innovation and influence
A multitude of unwanted invaders has been targeted by the regional council.
A 79-year-old man is alleged to have hit his neighbour with the man's own weedeater.
Can Labour's Willow-Jean Prime hold onto a seat her party has won only once since 1938?
Pou sentenced again after retrial: Victim's deceased mum's statement played in court.
A day later would have been catastrophic for Julius Webb, doctors said.
Hohepa’s legacy extended far beyond Aotearoa.
All candidates for Northland and Te Tai Tokerau electorates have been revealed.
Seven bags of trash collected by Kaitāia Girl Guides, Brownies and Pippins.
News snippets from the Far North
The latest news bites from around the region.
The 32-year-old man continued the abuse by moving her out of her parent's home at 15.
When planning for the future of a district, construction projects must happen.
The Northland carver opened his new gallery on Saturday.
Ten Northland lifegurds honoured at SLSNZ annual awards
A Far North grower sells kumara for $5/kg when its $14 at supermarkets. How does he do it?
The Whangārei Maritime Festival is set to showcase city's extensive marine history.
No big spend up from Northland's dairy farmers despite big payout
"Everyone wants kittens, so there’s a lot of adult cats in the rescue".
News snippets from across Northland.
The Sandbox Fandom Festival attracted some wild and wacky costumes to Whangārei
The Far North welcomes spring with the first report of shining cuckoo song.
People travel from as far as Gisborne and Napier to buy the gourmet fruit.