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Arrests, drugs and guns seized following police searches in Northland
'The community expects a zero tolerance for any violence, gang and drug activities.'
Deadly night on Northland roads: Two dead, 8 injured in three crashes
Two-car crash blocks state highway in Kaitaia and diversions are in place.
Ahipara school girl tackles nerves for Black Ferns 'Aunty Krystal's' home game
Aotea Murray was nervous all week ahead of her special job at Saturday's Black Ferns game.
Police crackdown on guns and gangs in Far North continues
Gangs with guns are dealt another blow as Northland police continue to tackle the problem.
Interpreter charged as immigration officials unearth asylum seeker scam
Immigration staff discover group's scheme to exploit refugee and protection system.
Golden oldies match, jersey auction for club's centenary bash
Hora Hora Rugby Club abuzz with activities on its 100th this long weekend
Live: 12 Covid deaths, 5285 new community cases as Kiwis urged to get flu jab
The number of daily cases has dropped by almost 1000 compared with a week ago.
Donations to catch a lift with Mainfreight
A look at Mangonui and Kaitaia Lions Clubs' new twist on longstanding citrus drives.
Pre-loved sports gear appeal makes first Far North donation
Appeal's co-founder keen to keep bringing treasured sports gear to local communities.
Cape Reinga- Muriwhenua's own Matariki Landmark
'Matariki - a beacon of hope to heal from a colonial past'
Northland farmers study eligibility of trees for carbon credits
Totara might not be considered weeds any more, consultant says
Seatbelt saved driver of parked car in Taipa crash
The driver of a ute failed to follow a slight kink in the road, causing the crash.
John Williamson: We need to keep dogs restrained both at home and in the car
Dogs are often seen as part of the family, so it's no surprise they're in our cars.
Far North students sing their hearts out at top choral competition
Kaitaia College choir is the school's first choir in 26 years.
Comment: Enabling Māori enterprise key to a prosperous Te Tai Tokerau
One major challenge we face as a region is major economic disparity of wealth and income.
Is Northland about to become New Zealand's peanut paradise?
The first official trial for Kiwi-grown peanuts has been smooth sailing in Northland.
Share a grin: Free toothbrush campaign for Northland kids in need
A new charitable programme is under way to address the poor oral health of Northland kids.
Bay News: Waitangi Legacy Trail, comedy, theatre and some brave swimmers in cold waters
A weekly round-up of news, events and oddities from the Bay of Islands and Mid North.
Crawford Farms regional supreme winners
Winners will host a field day on September 8
'Pull your head in': Judge to woman who breached home detention
Woman who twice breached home detention pleads with judge to let her stay on the sentence
'Warmest welcome ever': All Blacks arrive in Northland
Local hapū's gift of a carved taiaha 'hugely humbling', All Black captain Sam Cane says.
Fur seal surprises locals in Ōtangarei
Lucille the fur seal took a nap in an Ōtangarei carpark.
Dr Nick Chamberlain lands top Health NZ position
Dr Nick Chamberlain is the first permanent appointment at Health NZ.
Covid: 5499 new cases, 18 deaths; Govt can't rule out future lockdowns
'Each variant has had different characteristics,' says Ayesha Verrall.
'It just proves what a little community can do': Kaikohe, Taitokerau health volunteers honoured in national awards
Win is all the sweeter for Taitokerau Border Control given the controversy at the time.
High school acts excel at Smokefreerockquest Northland regional heats
Smokefreerockquest Northland regional heats uncover hidden talent.
Graduating teachers carry region's hopes
Tai Tokerau's education graduates share their learning experiences
'All that I imagined': Joy as Tokyo teen starts school in Northland after two-year wait
After two years of online lessons Yuki can finally meet her teachers and classmates.
Northland's 'tooth fairy' continues long wait for court hearing
Five days of court time needed for Northland's "tooth fairy" case involving 20 witnesses
The council introducing mandatory snip 'n' chip rule for pet cats
The change has received praise from the country's oldest and largest animal welfare group.
Northland news in brief: Aggravated robbery in Parua Bay, switch to fibre broadband
The latest news from around the region.
Emily Henderson: Fair isn't giving everyone the same thing - it's giving them what they need
Emily Henderson provides insight into what central support is being offered to communities
Bay of Islands Plumbing & Gas wins supreme Master Plumber of the Year Award
Kerikeri firm is declared Master Plumber of the Year