
Hapū leaders call hui to discuss a way forward
The hui will be held at Kohewhata Marae in January.
The hui will be held at Kohewhata Marae in January.
Senior fire officials are considering a total fire ban in Northland to drive message home.
New $2.8m water treatment plant for Far North settlement of Omanaia.
Revellers were mainly well behaved but a few incidents marred the night.
Northland fire boss pleads with people not to light unnecessary fires.
Nola's Orchard, Stoney Creek farm and St James Presbyterian Church were all destroyed.
A lifetime of work has seen kiwi conservationist Wendy Splore honoured.
Police numbers will be tripled in most places around Northland to prevent trouble.
News snippets from Northland
Good weather forecast for Northland until the end of next week.
Hugs shark caught in net off Solomons Point on Whangarei Harbour.
Northland grandmother still working despite winning $8.3m in Powerball.
A ticket bought at Countdown Dargaville has won $1m in Lotto First Division.
Shane Reti says Northland District Health Board's response to MenW outbreak was too slow.
Man captured on CCTV as he slipped box containing up to $300 into his bag
Farming consultant fears a shortage of farm workers in Northland.
Northland charities get $3million of grants from Foundation North
News snippets from Northland.
Northlander Maaka McKinney is NZ Defence Force Volunteer of the Year
Jim Morgan, 95, says he doesn't know how to fill his days without his 'cobber'.
Pat Fowler has a warning for others.
In desolate small towns, a criminal record can be a birthright.
A round-up of news snippets, events and oddities from the Bay of Islands and the Mid North
Jim Morgan's fox terrier cross, Sandy, put down on Monday due to severity of leg injuries.
The mako attack wasn't the Kerikeri man's first encounter with a shark that day.
Jim Morgan's dog was attacked by six dogs while the pair were walking in Kaikohe.
Jim Morgan, an ex-serviceman, is virtually blind and Sandy was his companion.