
News in brief: Lotto luck; bridge roadworks happening
The latest news bites from around the region.
The latest news bites from around the region.
The 3D-printed replica eggs help preserve the nests while the real eggs are incubated.
Council defends buying occupied Far North section for reserve.
Cost can be an issue but the speed reduction and pedestrian safety benefits are obvious.
The latest news bites from around the region.
It was a shock to see so many elvers dead.
Three initiatives by young people accepted by Whatu Ora.
The network was all about protecting the community and preventing crimes.
Kaitāia’s AnoAno centre giving lessons on batik art and needle felting.
The pedestrian sadly died at the scene.
'A fraction later it may have been a head-on crash'. Truck nearly crashes into car.
News snippets from the Far North.
The Far North's Russell Hockley finally gets his King Charles III Nuclear Medal.
Kaitāia's Allen Bell/Parkdale Reserve was abuzz with activity on Children's Day.
Kaitāia and Kerikeri had third hottest summer on record.
Almost all of Northland's manufacturing energy needs could come from forestry waste
More than 30 firefighters roused from their beds after blazes deliberately lit at 2am.
Ninety Mile Beach Snapper Bonanza delivers success for local fishers.
It’s refreshing to see Whangārei learning to accept the LGBTQ community.
Families and the community are being called on to be role models for young drivers.
OPINION: And the plain fact of the matter is that I’ve got an excellent back.
Retail spending continues to fall in the region, shop owners and economists confirm.
“If we don’t get the funding, we will have no choice but to close the centre"
OPINION: In Irish culture, community and solidarity are hugely prized.
The latest news bites from around the region.
There is now no overnight doctors service between Whangārei and Auckland's North Shore.
The latest news bites from around the region.
Kaitāia's Zane Kaaka's big fish leading Ninety Mile Beach Snapper Bonanza
The event is set to attract more than 700 competitors to Whangārei Heads this Saturday.
Tim Robinson says his support is due to his strong track record as a leader.