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Son wrestled with schizophrenia and drugs before fatal shootings
Daniel Raines fatally shot his stepfather Garry before killing himself in September 2017.
Police investigating disappearance of Northland mum
Gaelene Bright, 69, was last seen in south Hokianga on May 1.
Protest against Whangārei Library hosting rainbow event for children
Whangārei Library makes no apologies for hosting a rainbow event for children
Whangārei Heads and Saint Francis Xavier schools win Epro8 contest
Northland students show science, technology, engineering and maths skills at EPro8
More suggestions for Whangārei Airport site if airport moves
Public meeting hears plans for potential Whangārei Airport shift.
Northland road safety heroes walk the Hātea loop to raise awareness
A group walk symbolised the need for people to work together to bring the road toll down.
Kāinga Ora tenant went into debt heating a home with cracks in the walls
Teresa Tua said her home was cold, damp and difficult to heat.
Converting Northland farms into forestry angers Federated Farmers
4661 hectares of Northland farmland sold for forestry conversion
Whangārei's ambitious Ahi Wai Eco village plan fails due to perfect storm of circumstances
Whangārei's ambitious Ahi Wai Eco village plan won't go ahead
Northland bowlers competing on the national stage
Latest news from Northland's bowls scene.
News snippets from Northland
News in brief: Mental health unit has not run out of blankets; Race Unity Speech Awards.
Parua Bay School reflects on 150-year history with celebrations
A Whangārei school celebrates its 150th anniversary in the presence of mana whenua.
More Northlanders may able to enrol in GPs with arrival of international doctors
A move by the Government may add thousands of GPs to Northland's struggling workforce.
9392 new Covid cases and 9 deaths, 7 people in ICU
An expert has said a rise in cases may be due to people taking fewer precautions.
DoC says sorry after bridges removed from track
Harrison's Track officially closed in 2007 but locals have kept using and maintaining it.
Road Safety Week highlights 'local heroes' in national campaign
Find out what Road Safety Week activities are happening in the Far North.
'Woefully inadequate' funeral grant means low-income families face hard choices
Funeral directors calls for action on grant that remains unchanged in nearly 20 years
Driver who fired shots during police chase 'a changed man' in tearful court appearance
Northland man has been jailed for firing a gun in the air during a police pursuit.
Community urged to share views on Easter Sunday trade
Would you be keen to work on Easter Sunday? If so, FNDC wants to know
FENZ New Year's Honours recipients recognised
New Year's Honours recipients recognised
Locals begin four-year, $2m mission to clean up Hokianga waterways
The project is creating meaningful jobs while raising water quality in the iconic harbour.
Volunteer exodus due to vax mandate leaves stretched firefighters 'in despair'
FENZ says 10 Northland volunteers have quit. Firefighters say the number is much higher.
Northland news in brief: Renowned Te Roroa Treaty negotiator receives prestigious honour; man charged with arson
The latest news bites from around the region.
Road safety hero: Tracey Rissetto talks about the push for better roads
Tracey Rissetto describes herself as an everyday transport user who wants safer roads.
Bay News: Country Rock festival on again; safe havens for birds
A weekly round-up of news, events and oddities from the Bay of Islands and Mid North.
'The only career path you will hear me bragging about'; nurse of 33 years
The Advocate is celebrating all of the wonderful nurses who help care for Northlanders.
Salad on menu for farm animals at Whangarei Heads, with less dressing
Pasture diversification making big difference in soil and animal health
What should a driver do when an animal crosses their path? And should you eat roadkill?
Columnist John Williamson explores what could happen when wildlife and vehicles meet.
Principals fear staff cuts as Covid keeps kids away from school
Northland principals are hoping students begin their return to the classroom.
Comment: Mahitahi Hauora - Transforming support for general practice to improve equity
It's a win, win-for GPs, their patients, their family/whanau and to achieve health equity.
'The river is part of who I am': Ruatangata airport site threatens Patuwairua Stream
Public consultation about the proposed Whangārei airport sites ends on May 25.
Kelvin Davis' stinging attack on Opposition parties
Labour's Kelvin Davis accuses Opposition of privilege based on misery of his own family.
Ahipara house goes up in flames
Five fire crews were called to a house fire at Ahipara.