Live: 7870 new community cases, 13 deaths as modelling shows second Omicron wave to hit
Reinfections a likely driver in the second wave.
Reinfections a likely driver in the second wave.
Hikurangi Swamp farmers may take over a Whangārei District Council drainage scheme.
Severe thunderstorms are a possibility in Northland from 6am to 3pm, says MetService
Northlanders respond to speed review proposals
Whangarei Hospital surgeon says too many young people are dying on the roads
A Kaikohe man shares his experience of bowel screening and encourages all to participate.
Grey Power and Age Concern in Whangārei irate over price increase.
News in brief: Neighbours help save burning house; and wild weather causes problems.
News from the Bay of Islands and surrounds
Showcase of farming's future to be held in Whangarei
Kaitaia business and residents have their say on the Pak'nSave housing development.
A Far North family want to know what caused a crash that killed their mum.
Passenger in fleeing car admits steering car while driver fires directly at an officer.
Boat capsizes on Mangawhai Bar sparking rescue. Video / Surfline
Sole occupant rescued, clinging to the hull of overturned tinny this morning.
Passenger accused of deliberately assisting a driver to aim a gun at pursuing police
A Givealittle page has been launched to help the grieving family of Gaelene Bright.
Cemetery Rd home badly damaged after wood burner starts fire.
House prices in Northland have risen just 1.4 per cent in the last three months.
A charity is teaching locals how to cook and feeding the community in one hit.
60,000 trees for Hokianga farm and public can help with the planting.
Seeing doctors in person remains at the heart of patient-centred healthcare.
Kaipara Ultrasound opens branch in Whangārei after spotting gap in the market
Northland retailers are tired of trying to police confusing mask mandates.
In seven weeks the total number of deaths with Covid has increased by over 600.
Peria students unlock the secrets of a local pā site
Kaitaia College's Louise Ānaru-Tangira said her investiture last week was a privilege.
Noel Redmond turned a music shop into a hub where creativity and friendship flourished.
Umbrella poles, outdoor chairs used as weapons as dozens brawl on Williams Rd.