Missing Far North woman found
Tania-Maria Jones, from Totara North, has been found in the bush near her home.
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The Avenues and Whangārei Heads perform strongly
A lack of stock has impacted on house sales in Northland post-lockdown.
Calls for Far North Council to revisit Māori seats decision
The legislation change shows the Governments intention to encourage more Māori wards.
Mangawhai Heads surf lifeguards win award for saving man
The man had sustained a serious cut to his leg that went all the way down to the bone.
Major events cancelled in North as alert levels change
Clarity around Northland/Auckland border better this time.
Diver dies in Far North, another is rescued
The diver's death will be referred to the coroner.
Homeless women secure shelter but more housing pain looms
Emergency housing trust helps alleviate the suffering of homeless in Whangārei.
Bay of Islands Waka Festival back in March
The fourth edition of the festival is on next month after Covid scuttled the 2020 event.
Skipper of missing yacht found in Northland off the hook
Large swells, high winds and a sinking yacht created a powder keg at sea for Tribe.
Bay of Islands property listing just under $20 million
Luxury accommodation for large multi-generations up for sale in Northland.
Whole community set to benefit from bigger better Kerikeri Men's Shed
The new 540sq m facility has a woodwork area, an engineering workshop and a kitchen.
LGBTI+ youth in Northland getting more support from RainbowYouth
LGBTI+ youth community getting extra support from rainbow organisation.
What do Northland councils think about repeal of RMA?
The Government is replacing the RMA with three new Acts this parliamentary term.
Whangārei mum guilty on two charges related to baby's death
Whangārei mum of five-month-old guilty on two charges laid after his death
Troubled Whangārei suburb welcomes police operation to tackle gangs
Operation Tauwhiro set to complement the work communities are doing to counter crime.
Culture of Tuvalu the star in art museum exhibition
"It's not often we get such a display of Pacific culture in Whangārei."
Whangārei coastal hotspots get short reprieve from freedom camping
New freedom camping bylaw for Whangārei restricts the practice over summer.
Bay of Islands marine sanctuary 'desperately needed' to stop declining dolphin population
The Government's proposed marine mammal sanctuary aims to amend the decline of dolphins.
App gives Whangārei grandmother more balance in life
She's been using it to counter her vertigo and motion sickness.
Singles bowls comp goes down to the wire
An enjoyable day was had by all, some great bowls played in both competitions.
Bankrupt Whangārei man pleads for a discharge
Judge orders Whangārei man to pay $2500 in costs to avoid conviction.
Eastwood: Youth are key to sport's future
A group of enthusiastic and passionate pupils came up with the idea of a bike group.
1000 homes by the sea: Independent commissioners' decision pending on major project
All submitters have now been heard proposal to build 1000 homes and a business area.
Another big milestone for Hundertwasser Art Centre project
Trees are being lifted by crane to be planted atop the Hundertwasser Art Centre building.
Outrage after council kennel facility left in disrepair
Far North dog owners are outraged the former Melka Kennels have become derelict.
Councils may have to cancel call for Māori wards submissions
A public notice on Thursday seeking submissions might need to be cancelled two days later.
Far North charity gets $50,000 from teens who won national waiata comp
Northland teens donate $50,000 waiata prize to Shine on Kaitaia charity.
New roundabouts mean motorists need to know road rules
Drivers need to brush up on road rules with four new roundabouts in Northland.
Meningococcal death: Leaders plead for help as 'well-loved' boy passes away
Covid-19 had restricted some vital health services to Northland's most in need whānau.
Fruit growers feel pain of labour shortage
Kaipara kumara grower has to recruit pickers from Whangārei as labour shortage bites.
Consents to mine sand from Mangawhai coast opposed by locals
Pressure on to turn the tide on sand mining off the Mangawhai to Pakiri coast