Whangārei's Doreen Alexander still volunteering at Hospice Shop at 100
Whangārei's Doreen Alexander still volunteering at Hospice Shop at 100
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A guide to Whangārei's premier netball
Read on to find out more about Whangārei's premier netball teams.
Worrying situation for Northlander farmers if big dry continues
Driest start to the year for Northland which will continue until August.
WGHS/WBHS smash team squash competition
Teams from Whangārei Girls' and Boys' High Schools proved too dominant on Thursday.
TREEmendous time at Hukerenui School, planting native trees
Join "The Bugman", Deputy PM and school community for working bee.
Skills and smiles at the Northland Junior Disability Games
ASB Stadium was full of young sportspeople having a go at a range of sporting codes.
P is for play: Drama's anti-drug message to Northland students
Being 10 feet tall means further to fall, as a play for young Northlanders points out.
$4.75m airport terminal to open in Kerikeri
New terminal able to handle twice or even three times the current 110,000 passengers.
Dog's breakfast: Pound plans halted by budget blowout
Plans for new Far North dog shelters at Ngāwhā and Kaitaia are now on hold.
Conference encourages students to take up geography jobs
More than 50 students from Northland high schools went along to the conference.
Local bowls and clay target shooting results
Northland's talented clay target shooters and bowlers have been making some waves.
Te Kopuru has tamariki in mind
Community come together to encourage physical activity at revamped domain.
Golden Kiwi lays $50k egg for lucky couple
Lotto win will help Northland couple build their dream home.
'It felt like all our hard work paid off': Students' world triumph
Tradescantia Terminators cleverly used biocontrol beetle to battle invasive weed.
Photos: Kids' cross-country run at Takou Bay
More than 170 kids aged 8-12 competed in the Kerikeri and districts cross-country run.
Northland news in brief: Flash Fiction workshop, and woman still missing
News snippets from Northland
Complaints dealt with correctly, says Northland's top police officer
Northland police failing to report complaints to authority, says Whangarei woman.
Novices take to the tables
Could we be looking at our newest table tennis talents from Tuesday's competition?
Cows secretly filmed being hit with a steel pipe
Northland sharemilker denies charges relating to ill treatment of cows.
Kerikeri grapegrowers take out top places in regional contest
Ake Ake's Pietro Aloisi named best young viticulturist in Northland and Auckland.
Northland man welcomes MOH's vape juice website
A Northland farmer who makes vape juice welcomes an initiative by the Ministry of Health
Northlander Lewis Nichols voted Fieldays' most eligible bachelor
Northlander Lewis Nichols was deemed the most eligible bachelor at Fieldays last week.
Business as usual for Ruakaka trainers
The team of Gibbs and Bradley secured four wins at the Ruakaka races meet on Saturday.
Good Fund fights for good cause
A weekly round-up of news, events and oddities from the Bay of Islands and Mid North.
Volunteer Week: Northlander Faye Grant loves her St John work
Faye Grant loves being a St John volunteer and urges others to give volunteering a go.
Volunteer Week: Northland's Anna Crum top SPCA kitten fosterer
Anna Crum has fostered around hundreds of kittens and numerous mother cats.
Northland news in brief: Diesel spill behind coach crash; Ray Woolf launches autobiography
News snippets from Northland
Cattle truck driver in Northland fails impairment test during police blitz
Illegal drivers detected by a 40-strong police team during a five-day traffic blitz.
Son dies in horror crash: Mum's cannabis law fight
Auckland mum relives every day death of her son in crash with driver high on cannabis.
Feedback wanted on Twin Coast Discovery town plans
Feedback wanted on Northland's Twin Coast Discovery town plans
Yam, Palmer take home Northland squash titles
Former Northlander Abbie Palmer won the women's title beating Northland's Sacha Pou-Tito.
'Show and tell' for Māori Battalion descendants
Hui part of preparations for a new museum at Waitangi and a book about A Company.