
Record group of Dutch waka paddlers heading to Waitangi
Dutch paddlers have taken part in Waitangi Day waka pageant almost every year since 2011.
Dutch paddlers have taken part in Waitangi Day waka pageant almost every year since 2011.
The very recently hatched kiwi chick was found wet, cold and covered in eggy remnants.
The Advocate received a mass of impressive entries each showcasing summer in all its glory
Heartbreak as Brady Rush denied winning try by TMO in sevens final.
Plenty of fun at the Extravaganza Fair in Whangārei
Judge Michael Cunningham awarded these images as highly commended.
100 years earlier Te Rangi Hīroa set a challenge to recreate an ancient Māori sail.
Whangārei woman wants help finding beloved Buddha artwork stolen in burglary.
News snippets from Northland
Pipiwai heavyweight boxer Lani Daniels may get twin world title shot
A dry dock could be the precursor to moving the Navy from Devonport to Northland.
Rescue a reminder of need for people in small boats to wear lifejackets, Coastguard says.
Ian and Samuel Cruickshank drowned when they were swept out to sea at Opoutere Beach.
Groups of 13 and 16 people were rescued by lifeguards at Raglan yesterday.
Police say the bus had been parked and was unoccupied at the time.
Northland homeowners are having to rein in their lifestyles
The woman who spotted it thought it was a plastic bag at first
There is a surge of women and girls in Northland wanting to play rugby.
Joe Bennett gets chastised for daring to throw out old screws, washers and other fixings.
10-year-old Danica-Jade Williams says Kiwi North is more than just a kiwi house.
This is the point where it goes beyond 'something you do' to 'something you become'.
Whangārei locals and visitors very satisfied with the Women's Rugby World Cup experience.
A former PM is urging the public to “stop attacking people and start arguing the issues".
As the holidays started drawing to an end, I found myself thinking positive affirmations.
The latest news snippets from around the region.
Ross Wright will co-coach Wellsford with brother Matt.
He campaigned tirelessly till the end.
Coroner urges diving courses and equipment upkeep after Whangārei diver's death.
The evidence is clear. So why have so few New Zealand schools changed their start times?