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Matariki marked in style with Northland's three-week celebration
The Bay of Islands' Matariki Pēwhairangi Festival is back again.
The Bay of Islands' Matariki Pēwhairangi Festival is back again.
Makeshift camp on public land in Whangārei may be dismantled
New-generation speed camera between Kawakawa and Moerewa first fixed one in the Far North.
News snippets from the Far North.
Mana whenua and the Government move to fight invasive seaweed.
National infrastructure awards see Far North projects win two of the four honours
Record winter for Northland hot water bottle injury claims.
The Far North council is investigating other options for a dedicated dog park in Kerikeri.
News snippets from Northland.
Northland’s bowling champions will play in the NZ Champion of Champions competition.
Volunteers welcome at upcoming community effort to plant 800 natives in Mangōnui.
Agreement between council and hapū will see Kerikeri Far North's first bilingual town.
The spot needs to be within 3 hours' drive of Auckland, with easy access to bush and sea.
Northland mouth artist again has artwork as part of international card sales
The Kaikohe grandma died in a struggle with the 'sexually motivated' intruder. Police say.
Venus Cherrington is retired but still saving lives - and now has a QSM.
Malcolm Nicolson has been recognised in this year's King's Birthday Honours.
Lani Daniels (Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Hine) is home after winning a world heavyweight title.
The truck crash near Towai didn't result in the road being closed.
Four deaths in two days have safety campaigners urging caution.
All animals have been taken to Kerikeri and Whangārei centres while an assessment is done.
Kerikeri bowler Craig McKeogh to play in deaf secton at World Bowls Champs in Scotland
The latest news from the Bay of Islands and surrounds.
New mental health unit in Kaitaia means tangata whaiora can be treated closer to home
A historic name has been resurrected in the Far North with the Waitahapāua pou whenua.
Writing slate with mystery signature found under floorboards at one of NZ's first schools.
A redesign could be on the way for a controversial high-density social housing complex.
The devastating finds should be a wake-up call to the Government, biosecurity expert says.
Te Papa exhibition Faka-Tokelau: Living With Change is now on display in Whangārei.