Far North now home to carnivorous Australian flying weta
A carnivorous flying Aussie invader has arrived in the Far North
A carnivorous flying Aussie invader has arrived in the Far North
Boxer to fight for national title; and pair arrested over burglary.
A Ruakākā business owner says there was enough on her plate before Wednesday's break-in.
Northland's latest bowls news.
Complainant Fraye Dunbar remains confused about whether a policeman used profanity or not.
Northland's road toll rises to six after yesterday's fatal crash in Maungatūroto.
A weekly round-up of news, events and oddities from the Bay of Islands and Mid North.
Generous residents thanked by community after Northland tsunami alert.
Wednesday's Lotto draw saw first and second division winners sold in Northland
Northland's grape harvest is going well with top quality fruit ripening well this summer.
Cheerleading coach Angela Bradley is keen on bringing the sport to the Far North.
2018 Census showed 2,400 young Northlanders were not in education, training or employment.
For several hours traffic on SH10 was backed up from Puketona to the top of Bulls Gorge.
When Backyard Kiwi's Todd Hamilton reached into Teina's nest he found the unexpected.
Latest spree targets reduced speed limit signs between Kerikeri and Ōkaihau.
All Black Goodhue appears on TV quiz show to raise funds for Bald Angels charity
Driver should have checked partner had got off the roof before he drove off, judge says.
Low-lying coastal areas along Northland's west coast had to evacuate but not Dargaville.
A missing dog was reunited with its owners in the Far North after a four-month search.
3 weeks SH1 disruption north of Whangārei and Mangamuka Gorge to open over Easter.
The swings allow wheelchair users to gain maximum height, not just rock back and forth.
Alleged kidnapper denied bail; and water restrictions eased.
Thousands evacuated as massive earthquake sparks tsunami warning.
Yesterday's evacuations across Northland were a "smooth" process for emergency services.
Busy Northland diving outfit Dive! Tutukaka had one boat at the Poor Knights yesterday.
One evacuee, grabbing only his most precious belonging, took his cat to high ground.
Up to 500 evacuees were getting hot and hungry — until local businesses stepped in.
Northland schools show their resilience as they easily manage the tsunami threat.
Neighbours say the work breaches easement rules; boatyard owner says it's fully consented.