Channel Infrastructure starts operations from today at Marsden Pt
Refining NZ workforce to gradually reduce from 300 to 70 over the next two years.
Refining NZ workforce to gradually reduce from 300 to 70 over the next two years.
From April 1, the Government is increasing several benefits and income allowances.
Latest news from the Northland bowls circuit
The latest news snippets from around the region.
Property prices in Northland have risen more than anywhere else in NZ.
Northland councils wonder who pays for tough new water standards
Northland's Covid cases fluctuating this week
Drug driving test a good thing for road safety - John Williamson
Northland students flocking to do EPro8 Challenge.
Latest news from the Bay of Islands and surrounds with Sandy Myhre
18.2 per cent of non-Māori in Northland smoke compared to 31.2 per cent of Māori.
The latest newsbites from around Northland.
A question mark continues to loom over the future of the Onerahi airport.
Whangārei's Purewa Landfill to continue, despite four councillors objecting.
Covid-19 case numbers continue to fluctuate in Northland with 634 new cases today
Pedestrian seriously injured on SH14, Tangiteroria, in Northland
NZ borders open to vaccinated Aussies from April 12
Covid-19 modeller explains the need for introducing and removing vaccine mandates.
The closure was part of a twice-yearly review of fish stocks to support sustainability.
Whangārei Rolling Ball Clock takes its place at Town Basin
The backstory of Whangārei's GiraGlob - the first of many to be created worldwide.
Earthworks for a new, southbound lane will start later this year.
The latest happenings around Northland.
More light has been shed on the preferred locations for a new Whangārei district airport.
Aluminium foil packets fused together to make thermal blankets for the needy.
Ratepayers face water price hikes when Refinery closes
The latest daily Covid numbers for Northland.
Portia Woodman and Tyla Nathan-Wong - Supreme winners.
Whangārei mayor Sheryl Mai reflects on the recent challenges faced locally and nationwide.
Tikipunga Primary students have writen letters to families of the Enchanter trip victims.