Students take on wheelchair turbo touch
The enjoyment from the players was clear to see.
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Futsal explosion should be a sign for Whangārei
Could a new or upgraded indoor facility be the key to unlock Northland's sporting talent?
Male gymnasts breaking the mould
Northland has had nine female gymnasts to go to nationals in 10 years but no males.
That rocks! School band jams with celebrity musician
It's been a dream come true for members of a self-taught Kaipara school rock band.
'Wanton act' by vandals forces Waipoua Forest track to close
A weekly round-up of community news and events from the mighty Kaipara District.
Rub of the green fails Taniwha
The 33-point winning margin couldn't have been further from a fair reflection of the game.
Community plays fairy godparent to fairy terns
New Zealand's most endangered bird is getting another helping hand in Northland.
Last-minute rush of nominations as election deadline looms
Up to nine candidates now chasing Far North mayoralty; Sue Bradford joins council race
Four of Northland's five MPs vote for Abortion Bill
Five of Northland's six MPs voted in favour of the Abortion Legislation Bill.
Coutts inspires Kerikeri sailing pocket rocket
Who better to get sailing tips from than the great Russell Coutts?
North left out in M.bovis eradication effort: Fed Farmers
Nation's M.bovis programme director disputes suggestion that North is being neglected.
Huge losses a 'bitter pill' for Northland dairy farmers
Fonterra won't pay a dividend to farmers this year as the co-op faces a $675m loss.
Northland groups get $1.5m of grants from Foundation North
Northland groups get $1.5m of grants from Foundation North.
Young men's 'know-how' saves marae from fire
Firefighters feared the worst after 111 call from isolated Far North marae.
Racing: Consensus on target for Cox Plate mission
Class mare Consensus will have her first run of the new season on Saturday.
Comment: Sitting down all the time is killing us
If you find yourself sitting for long periods of time try taking regular breaks
Students learn ki o rahi before regional and national competitions
Northland's ki o rahi superstars will have a chance to shine on the national stage.
Plastic from giant sandbags threatens beach
The sandbags at the entrance to the beach are falling apart - but who's responsible?
Haka launches Countdown Kids Hospital Appeal
Kapa haka and cake helps launch Countdown Kids Hospital Appeal in Whangārei.
Photos: Bay of Islands Jazz and Blues Festival 2019
Up to 1800 fans, 46 acts, seven venues and three days of music in Paihia and Russell.
Kaipara catchment first to get Govt new clean-water funding
The huge Kaipara catchment is the first to benefit from a new Government clean-water fund.
Naumai prove class in dead rubber
The two teams will need to look hard at their options to prepare for a 2020 season.
Kaipara catchment first for Govt $12m waterways fund
Kaipara Harbour catchment will be first to tap into new $12 million clean waterways fund.
Joe Bennett: Washed clean, unlike Trump
Taking stock of one's good fortune is a good thing.
Opinion: Proposed rules throw rugby's future into doubt
PC gone mad or long overdue? You decide on World Rugby's latest proposed rule change.
E-vehicles can help North's impoverished communities
Vision is much broader than "just replacing your petrol car".
Race day a chance for future stars to shine
Ruakaka Racing's Bill Colgan previews an action-packed day on the track tomorrow.
Injuries mount for victorious Taniwha
Northland could be down three loose-forwards when they take on Auckland next week.
Winners are grinners: Cheesemakers win international award
"The International Cheese and Dairy Awards are like the Olympics of Cheese."
Street preacher's words: Free speech or hate speech?
A man whose public preaching upset people says police took away his right to free speech.
School basketballers busy in Whangārei
Okaihau College proved their skill in the senior boys' division two with a good finals win