Hikurangi students get Men W vaccines
175 students at Hikurangi School were vaccinated for free thanks to community donations.
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Changes on the way for Ngāpuhi
Some hapū want to seek their own mandate, others still support the evolved mandate.
Flying couple hope to be NZ's first 'Earthrounders'
The Paynes left Kerikeri this week in a light plane - they'll be back 50 flights later.
Gillies and Pilcher look for consistency at the International Rally of Whangārei
Gillies and Pilcher look for consistency at the International Rally of Whangārei
Northland settlement inspires new teaching game
Hohi 1816 is named after a settlement started by missionaries invited by Chief Ruatara.
No more practice by car headlights at Panguru RC
No more flat batteries or players blinded by car headlights at North Hokianga club.
What's On: Events around the region
Looking for something to do this weekend? Here's our list of events in Northland.
Winning Lotto sellers too excited to sleep
Workers who sold $5.5m Northland Lotto winner too excited to sleep.
Ninety Mile Beach meth bust duo on trial
Trial begins for meth duo from Ninety Mile Beach.
Rally of Whangārei: Who doesn't love a fast car?
The margins of error in rally driving are impossibly small.
Northland students well-tested on Outward Bound course
Northland students' life-changing experiences on Outward Bound course.
Iris turns 100 with family around to celebrate
Iris Parkes has just celebrated her 100th birthday.
Northland DHB admits oversight in measles case
The Ngawha pools were not promptly contacted after an 11-year-old with measles visited.
Northland has highest use of methamphetamine and fentanyl in NZ
Northland has highest use of methamphetamine and fentanyl in NZ.
Northland news in brief: SH11 public meetings, smokefreerockquest starts
Catch up on all the news from around the region
Two treated for measles in Kawakawa
A toddler who is a foreign tourist is suspected of carrying the disease.
Football: First half shocker spells Northland's demise
Had the team not made simple mistakes, Northland FC could have walked away with the win.
Northland sport detail: Local bowls results
Read about how our local bowlers got on this weekend.
Motuarohia Island to close for four-month makeover
Work will include a track upgrade and felling pines to make the pā visible.
Couple 'tickled' by anniversary surprises
Art exhibitions, healthy kai, a museum opening and membership drive also in the news.
Old Boys Marist, Kerikeri claim vital wins
Kerikeri's first win of the competition came by just a three-point margin.
Tourist couple seeks rescuers after tragedy off Paihia beach
Swedish visitors thanked everyone involved in rescue attempt - except one heroic couple.
Kerikeri goes Dutch for a day
Dutch festival could return next year after hundreds turn out for inaugural event.
Photos: Dutch Festival in Kerikeri
More than 500 people marked Dutch national day in Far North's first Koningsdag Festival.
Looking at Northland's wartime defence
A photo is a reminder of Northland as first line of defence against invasion in WWII
Council scrambles to fix lapsed bylaws
Bylaw error came to light only after persistent questioning by dog lobby group.
Northland to run kaupapa to grow Māori leaders
The kaupapa will focus on traditional knowledge and stepping youth into the Māori world.
Northland swimmers bring home medals
Find out how Northland's top young swimmers performed at the national tournament.
Tourists hospitalised after attack in campervan
Man lost consciousness, suffered concussion, woman had broken nose.
What's On: Plenty to do this weekend
There's plenty to do in the region this weekend.
Kaikohe family loses home in Anzac Day blaze
No one was home at the time because they were preparing for an Anzac Day dawn service.
Big turnout for Kerikeri RSA's last dawn service
Kerikeri RSA will close down tonight but search for new premises will go on.
Stillness as Last Post sounds during Anzac service
About 6500 attended the Whangārei Anzac dawn service and ceremony.