Meth lectures an 'eye-opener' for public
Meth has spread its tentacles across New Zealand, reducing demand needs to be a focus.
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Ring Northland police and get Auckland
Calls to Northland police stations will now be answered in Auckland.
Treaty House in running for museum award
An exhibition at the Waitangi Treaty House is a finalist in 2018 national museum awards
Kaikohe - the friendliest place in Northland
Lindy Laird talks to the man putting a smile on the town's dial.
Lemons Hill open longer for traffic
Lemons Hill open longer for traffic after work on Bay of Islands slip
What's On: events around Te Tai Tokerau
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Waitangi Trust looks at leasing land for hotel
A shortage of accommodation has piqued Waitangi National Trust interest in hotel rooms.
Northland firefighters to scale Sky Tower for charity
Northland firefighters are among the 950 scaling the 1103 stairs of the Sky Tower.
Ngāwhā geothermal project steams ahead; drilling soon
Progress steams ahead at the Ngawha Geothermal Power Station expansion project
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Kelvin Cruickshank's warning as duck hunting kicks off
Kelvin Cruickshank says drinking and shooting is silly.
Russell wharf sale naysayers accused of being alarmist
RWWT chairman Riki Kinnaird disputes claims there was little public consultation.
Focus Paihia to talk rubbish at meeting
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Te reo Maori speaking robot
Reobot know lots of phrases helpful for everyday conversation.
Four Northlanders get honours this week
Four Northlanders will receive their honours at Government House.
Section of SH11 in Far North closed until Friday
Wet weather has impacted NZTA's ability to do slip clearance work on SH11.
More than 620 lightning strikes in Northland
Mostly fine weather is in store for Northland for the rest of this week.
Objections to $1 sale of Russell Wharf
Far North's plan to sell Russell wharf to its holding company for $1 upsets many locals
Crash adds more length to BOI detour
A woman was cut from her car after colliding with an oncoming vehicle.
Wild, wet and windy weekend for Northland
Tasman Tempest to bring strong winds and heavy rain to Northland
Load of honey comes unstuck
A driver found himself in a sticky situation when his large load of honey drums spilled.
Northland's World War II secret history uncovered
Northland's World War II secret history revealed