Seeing 'little critter' was best start to the new year
Oystercatcher chick hatches at Ahipara bird sanctuary for the first time in decades.
Oystercatcher chick hatches at Ahipara bird sanctuary for the first time in decades.
More than 3500 people packed Kainui Vineyard for a show headlined by Benee and Dobbyn.
Northland animal rescue charity devastated after a sick puppy was stolen from their van
One in five boaties in Northland still not wearing lifejackets.
'It's brought us closer together,' commemoration organiser says.
Kamo had lost only one of five games leading into the final and looked the favourite.
Battle of Te Ruapekapeka was one of the most significant conflicts in New Zealand history.
St James organist has carried out a temporary fix but expert has to come up from Oamaru.
Anyone with footage of an altercation on Thursday could upload it at crew.nzpolice.org.
Northland news in brief on Monday, January 10, 2021.
The annual Russell Boating Club event is more a celebration of sail than a serious race.
Five-hour nerve transplant surgery aims to help restore movement in hands.
People are urged to book online when Kamo Wildlife Sanctuary resumes public visits.
Waipū Cove surf lifeguard Ian Godfrey has spent 50 years saving Northland beachgoers.
Niwa predicts temperatures in Northland to be above average this summer.
Raumanga and Ruawai leading percentage rise in house prices in Northland.
Northland's top 5 Trade Me listings of 2020.
Northern Advocate photographer Michael Cunningham's favourite images of 2020
Overcrowded Northland coastal communities feeling the pinch of sharing with holidaymakers
Suspected gas leak that closed busy part of central Whangārei caused by the sewer
Macs, ridden by Craig Grylls and trained by Gibbs, crossed the line first comfortably.
Entries for the Northland Centre Open Fours close at 5pm today.
Emergency services called to suspected gas leak in central Whangārei
Jetski operators get a telling-off from Northland harbourmaster for speeding.
Biocontrol agents are replacing the need for farmers to spray to control weeds.
Four Square Waipū worker Heather Wells has been adopted by the township as the local Nana.