Cantabs too good for Taniwha
It doesn't look any easier for the remaining four weeks of the Mitre 10 Cup for Northland.
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Northland rugby fans make big turn out
Despite the 30-point loss for the Taniwha, Northland fans still enjoyed a good night out.
Catalyst on classic path
Three-year-old Catalyst, a Darci Brahma gelding, could be in for a big pay day.
Beachgoers to stay safe along Northland coast
Surf Life Saving season is kicking off with new AEDs available on Northland beaches.
Past players pack out Legends Day
Last night was a who's who of Northland rugby greats as the Taniwha took on Canterbury.
Ngāti Hine roadshow to acquire mandate begins
The roadshow will travel throughout New Zealand and Australia.
Council approves extra $1.5m to cover sewage plant cost over-run
Increase brings total cost of new Kerikeri sewage plant to $27.1 million.
Ka-pow! Thump! Bam! Kerikeri learns stage combat from a Hollywood stunt double
Dayna Grant gives Kerikeri's future stars a lesson in stunt fighting.
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A list of events to help you plan your weekend and the week ahead.
Kawakawa's Te Hononga taking shape
Rammed earth walls completed earlier this week; building due to open in March-April 2020.
Kiss of life saves Northland man - twice
Two off-duty nurses who don't know each other see an emergency and save a life.
Thefts hurting Northland oyster farmers
Thieves putting health at risk by stealing while farms closed due to contamination.
Eastwood: Gym open day a priceless chance
Sport Northland's chief executive Brent Eastwood is urging people to come along.
Manuel moves on from Māori Mondays
Manuel Springford is now immersing himself in places where he is surrounded by te reo.
Table tennis: Takai off to Poland
The young table tennis star will be sure to make some waves while playing in Poland.
Cannabis: A Northland man's battle to be pain-free
Matt Grant wants to be pain-free - he says the best thing to help is marijuana.
GPs uncertain when the next dose of measles vaccine is coming
Frustrated Northland GPs call on the ministry to speed up delivery of measles vaccines.
Opua marina judged best in New Zealand
Accolade for Far North facility follows last year's best marina in Asia-Pacific title.
Mental health services in Whangārei and Kerikeri receive boost
Three Northland mental health service providers will receive funding from the Government.
Students create toileting book for neurodiverse kids
Mya Kereopa was sad when she saw the resources given to her autistic brother.
Guest Koast artist opens up about career
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Mayoral candidates reveal plans to revitalise Whangārei's CBD
Mayoral candidates talk about revitalising Whangarei CBD.
Northland news in brief: Minor injuries in Kaikohe crash
News briefs from around Northland.
WBHS win consecutive football titles
Check out these awesome results from Northland's schools from Tournament Week.
Cold and damp spring forecast for Northland
Record overnight temps in winter and a cold and damp spring forecast for Northland.
Northland kiwifruit uneconomic without controversial spray, industry body says
Environmental Protection Authority is reviewing whether Hi-Cane should be allowed in NZ.
$1.28m Russell wharf upgrade completed
The PGF contributed almost $6m to wharf upgrades in Russell, Paihia and Opua.
Poor forecast turns into cracker Polar Bear surf day
A number of young surfers announced themselves as Northland's future in the sport.
Record choice for Far North voters
Far North voters will face their biggest choice in the district's 30-year history.
Film crew frustrated as Northland orca hidden by bad weather
A National Geographic film crew in Northland caught some orca action despite bad weather.
Undefeated Northern Swords eye promotion
Huge travel barrier and the Wellington Orcas stand between the team and a promotion shot.
Photos: Te Tai Tokerau proves te reo alive and well in the region
Parade in Whangārei about showing "that te reo is here to stay" organisers say.
Records tumble in Poor Knights Crossing
Those who competed were thoroughly tested in their stamina and endurance.
Horses injured, put down after massive electrical storm
Dozens of horses injured in storm and at least three put down; another killed by dogs.