Snorkelling programme takes out top environmental award
Northland's environmental champions have been recognised in the regional council awards.
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How a new job club is helping Northlanders from all walks of life
Help to brush up on interviewing skills, CVs and available jobs.
Whānau of late Kaitaia man poorly treated by police receive apology
Northland's top cop acknowledged the distress police shortcomings created for the family.
News snippets from Northland
Northland police get a new make of patrol car; and fog disrupts the rescue of an ill man.
Ditching the kinship of cigarettes - 'got a light cuz?'
Half a million New Zealanders still smoke daily. About 13 die every day as a result.
Landowners worried about Significant Natural Areas policy
The FNDC policy has been labelled a modern-day 'land grab' by some opponents.
Racists Anonymous show taps deep-seated NZ attitudes
Brace yourself for laughs, tears and discomfort as the daring production comes to North.
Family's world turned upside-down with cystic fibrosis diagnosis
Dargaville family's new norm adapting to life with cystic fibrosis.
Talented young Northlanders going for success with Smokefreerockquest
Smokefreerockquest Northland heats see talented youngsters chosen for regional final
'Mass mobilisation' over SNA policy
FNDC has extended deadline for responses to proposed SNA as protests take place.
'Kids are getting punished for the disability they have'
Hui hears accounts of how mainstream education has let down young disabled Kiwis.
Gwen Lawson: Northland's champion bowlers found
Northland bowls' Champion of Champions will now compete on national stage
Many Northlanders get sight of blood supermoon
Stargazers stayed up late to catch a glimpse of rare phenomenon.
News snippets from Northland
Flooding causes power cut; fatal crash; and pair accused of bashing elderly woman in court
WWE rewards loyal Whangārei wrestling fan
As with many large-scale entertainment acts, Covid-19 has dramatically changed wrestling.
Friends raise 'taboo topic' to help raise awareness of suicide
Five friends are hitching the length of the country to raise funds for suicide prevention.
One person killed, three others injured in truck and car crash near Kaiwaka - SH1 closed
Motorists can prepare for delays and diversions following a serious crash in Kaiwaka.
Northland police name pair found dead after Awarua shooting
The men's families have requested privacy while they grieve their loved ones.
Tidal flooding cuts power to Whananaki North residents
The outage could last up to three hours while Northpower restores power in stages.
Young thieves knick ice cream and cigarettes in petrol station ram raid
It's understood the alleged thieves arrived at the petrol station in up to three vehicles.
News snippets from Northland
Hunt goes on for wanted man; and sisters take shot at fame.
Northland District Health Board not talking about its cyber security
"We are aware of the situation at Waikato DHB and are monitoring it closely."
Revolutionaries tour Northland hoping to inspire
The Polynesian Panthers are touring the country, hoping to educate and inspire the youth.
Fonterra announces opening forecast price of up to $8.75 per kg
Nearly $800m could flow into the Northland economy if strong milk price remains.
New vaccine centre targeted at Māori
New Covid vaccination centre prioritises Māori and aims to combat poor uptake of vaccine.
Waipū volunteers proud to be named Northern Region Emergency Callout Squad of the year
Northern Region's Emergency Callout Squads responded to 33 call-outs this season.
Yoko Ono exhibition in Whangārei could be NZ first
Whangārei hosting exhibition from one of the world's most famous artists - Yoko Ono.
Marsden Pt Oil Refinery likely to stop refining fuel and import it instead
Marsden Pt Oil Refinery moves a step closer to stop refining oil
Grateful family support Ronald McDonald House appeal
Northland family with a Down syndrome son behind this year's Ronald McDonald House appeal
Roadside fire poses smoke hazard for SH1 traffic
Blaze next to SH1 was one of four call-outs for Ōkaihau brigade is just over 24 hours.
Promising peanut trials extend across Northland
Crop yields of 6-7 tonnes per hectare (4500 jars) make peanuts more profitable than maize.
Unique creations being turned out from week-long artist camp
Artists surprised by collaborations.
Teacher's lucky escape as tree falls on house
Kaitaia teacher has lucky escape as she leaves bed shortly before tree falls on bedroom.
News snippets from Northland
Super Blood Moon may make appearance tonight; and suspicious fire investigated.