
Person dies in single-vehicle crash in Ruakākā
Police and emergency services are called to a single-vehicle crash in Ruakākā.
Police and emergency services are called to a single-vehicle crash in Ruakākā.
Poor communication is being blamed for preventing older people being vaccinated.
Facilitator sought for community project to educate inmates.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on roading in Northland.
This weekend sees the NZ Champion of Champion singles being held in Wellington.
UPDATE: Firefighters have contained the house fire on First Avenue in downtown Whangārei.
The FNDC has long had the right to issue WOF, rego fines - but hasn't done it until now.
Honey prices have dropped to levels that may be unviable for some beekeepers.
A weekly round-up of news, events and oddities from the Bay of Islands and Mid North.
Dogs desexed, classed as menacing - but must be given back if fees paid, council says.
Footpath-building boom will see Waitangi-Haruru footpath completed.
The school grounds were transformed into an outer-space-themed wonderland.
This year is the first time Northland will compete in the New Zealand Derby Top 10 Champs.
Kiwis are driving too fast on roads not designed for high speeds, a coroner says.
Reporter Jenny Ling talks to the Paihia Repair Cafe crew to learn what it's all about.
When you come face-to-face with a giant wētā you realise how unique NZ's wildlife is.
Rachel Jordan, from Kerikeri, has been transferred to Middlemore Hospital in Auckland.
Emergency services were called to a medical event in downtown Whangārei earlier today.
Kerikeri Lions has closed and Waipapa is heading the same way if it can't boost numbers.
Church restoration part of a wider project to remember the 1845 Battle of Ōhaeawai.
A weekly round-up of news, events and oddities from the Bay of Islands and Mid North.
A lack of police staff when we need them makes catching Northland's drink-drivers harder.
Far North residents are "super excited" about the opening of the main state highway.
'Finally insects are grabbing the limelight. They are the ones that run the planet.'
Our region is relatively undiscovered, seen as a developing destination, says Tania Burt.
Ihaka te Tai's diary and maramataka are on display at Whangārei Museum during Matariki.
A Moerewa cafe serves $3.80 coffees with a generous helping of family history.
Mind-blowing musicianship as nine youth bands from Whangārei to Kaitaia take to the stage,
Northland motorists are tired of forking out to fix car damage caused by state highways.
A disgraced Australian puppy farmer is operating a business selling horses in Northland.