Road cones and sign no protection for workers
Stop/go workers in Northland put at risk by speeding and abusive drivers
Stop/go workers in Northland put at risk by speeding and abusive drivers
Car crashes into popular central city park in Whangārei.
Good conditions led to a stunning day at the beach in Ruakākā.
Volunteers recycle nearly 40,000 bricks for new Hundertwasser building in Town Basin.
The Northern Advocate speaks to tā moko practitioners and those who wear moko.
Lifeguards take skills on the road; check on the winning Lotto numbers.
The City/Northern game featured two outstanding catches, some of the best you'll see.
Northlanders have been donating and organising fundraisers to help.
The 65-year old male was taken to Whangārei Hospital with moderate injuries.
2019 in Northland in review: Photographer Michael Cunningham's best photos.
With four kids to look after, Kararaina Wira-Kohu has achieved immensely in 2019.
No significant rainfall expected in next 7-10 days, Niwa says.
The specialist heavy vehicle group were called and are continuing to investigate.
The last black marlin that size caught in the Bay of Islands area was over a decade ago.
Looking for something to do in Northland this weekend?
Mid Northern Jackpot still a competition the public are welcome to come and watch.
A weekly round-up of community news and events from the mighty Kaipara District.
The centre is the only Montessori school in Northland.
Northland man caught with too many paua, nearly all of which were undersize.
The 45th Tall Ships and Classic Invitational Race is expected to draw 80-plus entrants.
Boaties need to stay 50m from orca and pilot whales, 200m from any mother and calf.
Contractors from Treescape continued their work on Thursday night.
Babyboy Roddy Shortland was born at 12.42am on New Year's Day at Whangārei Hospital.
Workers started dismantling the East African mahogany after business hours last night.
Extreme fire conditions faced by Northland firefighters battling unpredictable blazes
Erin Cole-Baker will be playing at the Old Library on Friday, January 10.
Impressions from the annual Summer Do at the Quarry Arts Centre.
Far North residents can expect more power cuts if Top Energy can't operate its generators.
"The district's ready to burn and we want to make sure it doesn't"