Northland lawyer takes the silk as the region's first King’s Counsel
Kaikohe lawyer Catherine Cull is officially a King's Counsel.
Kaikohe lawyer Catherine Cull is officially a King's Counsel.
Two Kaikohe parents are wanting to create the best for their child and others like him.
There are services right around the region - here's a guide to where and when.
Latest news from Bay of Islands and surrounds.
Blair King is to leave the role in May.
The attraction houses thousands of NZ-themed books, artworks, records and collectibles.
Affordable Water Reform - revamped Three Waters - gets the thumbs-down from local leaders.
Kaitāia's Mea Motu gets tips from David Tua ahead of international title fight.
Te Tai Tokerau Māori Business Network holding drop-in clinics for those hit by Cyclone
Northland GPs are criticising the level of funding for general practice.
FNDC wants all ratepayers to pay a fair share of water rates.
At least another year of Mangamuka Gorge closure as $100m fix-up needed.
Easter travellers will be able to travel with greater ease over the Brynderwyn Hills.
Five-home complex on Rankin St first new social housing built in Kaikohe in decades.
Black Fern Krystal Murray wins supreme award at Northland Sports Awards.
The kaumātua, now 77, took into his care two young girls then sexually abused them.
‘Abhorrent’ historical child sex offences see Northland man jailed.
Pat and Lety Beers of the Schizophonics are bringing a bit of lunacy to Northland.
Drop in overall meth use NZ-wide put down to reduced supply.
Exhibition aims to raise awareness and explore answers to region’s meth epidemic.
Clients share harrowing tales of how they ended up on drugs — and their hopes for future.
The latest news from the Bay of Islands and surrounds.
Three stages, almost 100 stalls and 5000 people expected at popular seaside festival.
News snippets from across the Far North and surrounds.
Black Fern Krystal Murray wins top Tai Tokerau Māori Sports Award
Fire chief's message: Let firefighters get on with their job.
Residents in Kaikohe and Paihia have been asking for a greater police presence.
Roarsome: Quirky competitions and excellent exhibitions
TV host asked Moko Tepania about the one thing that would most help hard-hit communities.
Far North marae keeps community connected, fed and entertained during Cyclone Gabrielle.