News snippets from Northland
Bay of Islands Music Festival lineup, and scholarships for Ngāpuhi students.
Bay of Islands Music Festival lineup, and scholarships for Ngāpuhi students.
"We didn't believe them until they started screaming."
Bay of Islands hospo operators say it will take more than visa extensions to save them.
Battle of Ruapekapeka Pā was the inconclusive, final clash of the Northern War of 1845-46.
It's hello and so long to Northland for holiday-makers.
Workers hired under Covid scheme picked up 20 tonnes of rubbish from Northland highways.
Thirty firefighters and two choppers battled blaze in 1.5ha of scrub and pine forest.
Mobile data use in Northland soared on New Year's Eve
Skip Kidwell, owner of worst-hit house in Moerewa, was the face of the July flood.
The little boy who died in a crash on January 1 was Myka Tuala of Wellington
In Northland, codes scrambled to implement safety procedures due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Dirk Boesser is worried he might have to leave the home he hoped to retire in.
New Year's resolutions often fail, but Essence has some tips to help you stay on track.
A relaxed, family atmosphere ruled in the Bay of Islands with only three arrests by 1.30am
The award recognises her outstanding achievements within the community over 50 years.
Former Northland MP Matt King tells of his plans for the next three years.
A list of concerts and festivals in Northland this summer.
One dead and five injured in head on crash at Whangārei.
News in brief from Northland.
Locals and holidaymakers in Waipū tell us how 2020 shaped their new year outlook.
This year's supreme winner was dedicated to a deceased friend who loved the Pink Panther.
NorthTec and the Northland Rugby Union creating educational opportunities.
Cody Kelly has worked for Bluefix Boatworks, in Opua, since he was 17.
It's the worst way to start 2021 for Kawakawa's Tui Strachan and his family.
All evacuees have been allowed to go home but some streets remain closed to non-residents.
A weekly round-up of news, events and oddities from the Bay of Islands and Mid North.
Far North woman Katie Murray now a Member of the NZ Order of Merit
Shipley, born in Christchurch, discovered basketball as a skinny, five foot one student.
Bishop Te Kitohi Pikaahu said the New Year Honour was humbling.