Exhausted and in pain: Northland woman suffers multiple injuries after pack of dogs attack
Dog attacks in Far North rise; woman injured as pack of dogs maul her on Taipā Beach.
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Government criticised over caulerpa plans as boating season peaks
Ngāti Kuta's Louise Clarke calls for urgent caulerpa surveillance as summer boat influx begins.
Land planned for multimillion-dollar Kaipara development for sale
Dargaville Racecourse was set for a major development but the plan is no longer on track.
Māori All Blacks to host Six Nations side in Whangārei
Scotland will face the Māori All Blacks in Whangārei, their first meeting in 25 years.
Mokopuna launches clothing line celebrating Dame Whina Cooper's values
The collection honours land march pioneer's enduring values.
Harbourmaster warns boaties must have wreck-removal insurance
Regional council wants divers from wrecked boat to pay for its clean up.
Vince Cocurullo: Whangarei Council’s new parking strategy is under way
This time of year can bring out the best and worst in people. Let’s help each other out.
Armed police close major route through Whangārei
Armed police have closed major road through Whangārei as an incident unfolds
Northland and other regions at high risk for wildfires
High fire risk in Northland: 'Avoid lighting fires' as winds worsen dry conditions.
Thousands of people flock to Whangārei's 143rd annual A and P Show
Thousands flocked this year's A and P show in Whangārei.
From waste to plate: Meet the Kiwis bonding over 'Tinder' for fish heads
Matt Watson launches updated app to connect fish head eaters and catchers, reducing waste.
Joe Bennett: Birds and the human touch - a delicate dance of fear and desire
A chaffinch hesitates to eat, torn between fear and desire, as Joe Bennett watches.
News in brief: Tāne Mahuta reopening delayed; surfing injuries surge
The latest news bites from around the region.
Owners face new rules at Whangārei's The Butter Factory
The Whangārei venue has been allowed to keep operating, but under reduced hours.
Jonny Wilkinson: Christmas geeks vs grinches: Celebrating inclusivity whoever we are
What better way to celebrate than to be part of a festival that embraced inclusivity?
Surviving the festive rush: Health tips for a stress-free holiday
Northlanders seek tips to reduce Christmas stress, from shopping to family gatherings.
Carolyn Hansen: Natural ways to increase HGH for anti-aging benefits
Exercise offers numerous benefits for physical performance and wellbeing.
Our Treasures: Cherished prints take us back in time to some of our favourite places
Whangārei Museum launches 14 historic prints to fund projects and preserve artefacts.
'I'm worried about getting home': Whangārei taxi waits stretch for hours
One woman waited more than four hours for a taxi but drivers say the market is tough.
Northland man jailed for 13 years over historical sexual abuse of six boys
William Easton, 80, was a minister of the Two by Twos, a secretive Christian sect.
Standstill on SH1: Car crash causes delays
Emergency services at SH1 crash site; motorists face delays.
NZTA to seek first partner for Northland Expressway in the New Year
The first 4-lane extension would be the Warkworth to Te Hana SH1 section.
'I'm living the dream': New homes offer hope for tenants with disabilities
The homes give people with disabilities secure housing, sometimes for the first time.
Fake landlord with 180 convictions left young, pregnant couple homeless before Christmas
After losing $3600 to the rental scam, the couple had to live in emergency accommodation.
Northland's first charter school to open under new regime revealed
New charter school Te Rito, Te Kura Taiao, opens in January, teaching in te reo Māori.
Pest infestation at Onerahi could spread to offshore island
Northland's Regional Council cracks down on aggressive, soil-poisoning weed
Stream health improves as crack willows cleared near Kerikeri
Pest species, crack willow, had created debris dams in the Waiharakeke Stream
Local businesses optimistic as Northland readies for summer influx
Kiwis face budget strains as food, utilities, and insurance costs rise ahead of Christmas.
Movement for Archie: Fundraiser to help Northland baby’s therapy journey
The Kerikeri family have been forced to go private to help Archie Sturrock learn to walk.
Property manager fined $2000 for breaching settlement confidentiality
ERA upholds settlement terms and fines property manager.
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Student’s artwork to feature on Christmas cups
Elsa Cotter's creativity wins Coffee Club's KidsCan Cup.
Evicted from home: Whangārei campers face council's carpark crackdown
The council evicts campers: 'Two weeks before Christmas, we don't need this.'