Northland students march for climate change action
Northland students march for climate change action
Northland students march for climate change action
News briefs from around Northland.
Police detect drivers running red light, not wearing seatbelts and on their cellphones.
Lions Clubs held their annual Young Ambassadors Award night in Whangarei
Approaching his 56th birthday, Brent Eastwood has some wise words of warning.
Man who set off home-made bomb accepts he will have to pay $24,000 firefighting costs.
A freshwater river report reinforces that Northland Regional Council ''Must do better''.
Police call for witnesses to motorcycle riders prior to fatal crash in Northland.
Northland's youth organises several climate strikes on Friday
Parkinson's Northland organised a fundraising event at Jane Mander.
A water jet fountain, a curved amphitheatre and terraced waterfront seating for park
The MDU was blessed last week and is now ready for work.
A weekly round-up of news, events and oddities from the Bay of Islands and Mid North.
Kaitaia College will farewell its principal Jack Saxon tomorrow.
With only three games left, Northland have only a few chances finish the season on a high.
A Frenchman accepted $50,000 to help smuggle cocaine from a cruise ship into Northland.
Australian couple caught out by tide while trying to walk from Long Beach to Tapeka.
Incident took 31 seconds; police say fog cannon prevented another crime from happening.
Kawakawa-born Murray Reade has been appointed as the new chief executive Northland Inc
How many more silver medals will it take for Northland to finally get the gold?
Man who imported 24kg of cocaine into Northland jailed
Whangārei residents launched project to make their Kensington street smokefree
The Whangārei weather tuned on an absolute pearler of a day for all those running.
Mist and Constable Lewis are representing Northland at the national police dog champs.
Whangārei run/walk series attracts hundreds.
"I'm picking this wasn't a highly thought out plan," said Judge Greg Davis.
Children from 11 Mid North schools took part in the festival, now in its 22nd year.
The final Northland Performing Arts Competitions were held in Whangarei at the weekend.
Northland rugby fans who turned up to the earlier game watched a fantastic game.