Latest from Kaikohe

Whangārei ED and White Cross reaching capacity

How long have you waited to be seen at Whangārei Hospital's emergency department?

Logsplitter stolen in the night in Maungakaramea

Have you seen the logsplitter which was stolen from a Maungakaramea address?

Kerikeri Kindergarten a finalist in national biosecurity awards

Kerikeri Kindergarten has been named a finalist in this year's NZ Biosecurity Awards.

Gunmen on the run after shooting at cop: AOS search property

After visiting the property, police are continuing their search in the surrounding area.

Northland basketballers take on national stars

The two Northland sides faced stiff opposition in their long-weekend campaigns.

$1.5m in Covid wage subsidy for Northland Regional Council

NRC was one of only four councils in NZ to get the Covid-19 wage subsidy.

Theft of kiwi sign upsets Bay of Islands' conservationists

Bay of Islands' conservationists upset at theft of roadside kiwi sign.

Surf lifeguards report quiet Labour weekend despite influx of beachgoers

Visitors flock to Northland beaches but it's a quiet weekend for lifeguards.

Two Northland teens earn top Blue Light awards

Kelvin Fraser and Tamarangi Hanunui-Tipene shone at a recent Blue Light Life Skills camp.

Diesel generation won't run separate to other Top Energy operations

Small savings for Top Energy customers after Electricity Authority approval.

News snippets from Northland

Bird of the Year competition opens; and robbery attempt at dairy.

Swimming, shellfish ban after sewage 'pours' into Waitangi River

Overflows occurred for a few hours a day on at least two days due to a faulty pump.

Two losses on the trot dent Northland's Cup campaign

Unforced errors and ill discipline among a myriad of problems for Northland Taniwha.

Northland age-group basketballers eyeing national glory

U15 girls and U17 boys play in Waikato and Christchurch respectively over Labour weekend.

Showdown over job cuts: Warehouse used Covid as an excuse for lay offs - workers

First Union not ruling out filing a personal grievance, as 600 jobs go nationwide.

Public meeting calls for more police, curbs on booze sales

About 80 people attended the meeting called amid rising concerns about crime and disorder

Dargaville Museum to add glass bottle to collection

Ruawai couple find glass bottle used in the early 1900s while digging up old well.

Sailing royalty train in Tutukaka

It's the first time the NZ sailing team have done their winter training in Tutukaka.