Re-trial held for man who fired two shots during police pursuit
Disqualified driver fired two shots in the air during police chase in the Far North.
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Cow portraits a brag about human dominance
Simple historical portraits of cows and animals represent much more about the era
Man charged with murder was stopped by police the night before fatal stabbing
Issues relating to police failures handling missing persons highlighted at inquest.
Two suspicious fires in two weeks on Karikari Peninsula
Four choppers fighting blaze at Lake Ohia not far from previous arson attack.
Judge issues warrant to arrest for woman who helped Matthew Hunt's killer
Natalie Jane Bracken, 31, missed her scheduled appearance in the Kaitāia District Court.
Kaimaumau responders show gratitude to school
Waiharara School humbly receives thanks for its role in emergency response
Record 981 new cases; Cabinet meets to consider phase 2 move
Yesterday's case numbers nearly double in a day, on track for 1000 a day by midweek.
Choppers called into help firefighters battling Karikari Peninsula blaze
Four Far North fire crews and choppers battle blaze in Karikari Peninsula.
Cyclone Dovi update: 1400 Northland homes still without power
At the height of Saturday night's storm about 23,000 households had no power.
Cyclone Dovi leaves 22,000 without power overnight
Gusts reached speeds of up to 144km/h.
Northland's Big Boost Saturday deemed a success
More than 1700 vaccines and boosters given in Northland on Big Boost Saturday
Sheryl Mai: Together we will get through this - how your personal level of responsibility can make a difference
Everyone can help slow spread of Omicron and protect the community's health and safety.
Omicron cases grow as New Zealanders get boosted
Yesterday, New Zealand reported the highest number of community cases so far.
Chance meeting on the street leads to altar
The girl with the fiery red hair and the boy with a crush.
Focus: Cyclone Dovi causes widespread damage across North Island
Cyclone Dovi packed a punch across many parts of New Zealand today, with howling gales and heavy rain causing widespread damage. Video / NZ Herald
Covid 19 Omicron: 10 new cases; positive wastewater detected in Kaeo, Haruru
There were 10 new cases reported in Northland today.
Live: Cyclone Dovi leaves thousands without power; fallen tree damages house in Kauri
A falling tree damaged a house in Kauri, no one was injured.
Northland boxer Mea Motu sets new national record
Northlander Mea Motu has made New Zealand boxing history, holding three titles at once
Behind the protest: Organiser's unsuccessful political career and failed gold mining scheme
A rallying voice at Parliament's protest is linked to a global network of misinformation.
Live: Omicron surge - record 454 new cases; firefighter tests positive, putting fire trucks out of service
The Big Boost campaign this weekend aims to get the level of booster vaccinations up.
Can a million dollars buy you love in Mangawhai?
On holiday in Mangawhai Heads, Greg Bruce falls in love with a house he can't afford.
Departing GPs frustrated over dealings with Mahitahi Hauora
Top slicing and poor leadership among chief concerns by Northland GPs leaving their PHO.
Hokianga towns connected to the outside world with new wharves
The 160m-long wharf at Rangi Pt, North Hokianga, is one of the longest in the Far North.
A love of dinosaurs unites two strangers across the ocean
From overseas pen pals to married with children - a couple's story for Valentine's Day.
Hercules flies low for training; and cyclone could bring severe gales
News in brief from Northland
Joe Bennett says balls to Sunday afternoon
What's the best way to beat Sunday afternoon, Joe Bennett asks?
Bream Head Scenic Reserve a success story as petrels bounce back
It has been a successful year for reserve workers as grey-faced petrel chicks take flight.
Jonny Wilkinson: 'Dark Weekend' lifted by Pataua North light
Latest from Northland disability advocate Jonny Wilkinson
Carolyn Hansen: Nutrigenomics might be the future of how you eat
It studies what occurs when we eat, eat too much, or don't eat at all.
Name suppression lapses for 66 year-old accused of numerous offences against his family
Name suppression lapses for Northland man accused of 45 family harm offences
Margaret Suckling made Northland's only Dame of the Order of St John
Northlander Margaret Suckling has been made a Dame of the Order of St John.