Northland news in brief: Rock musician's cyclone fundraiser; excavator operator competition
The latest news bites from around the region.
The latest news bites from around the region.
The woman was on the edge of her seat as each number began to line up on their ticket.
Cause uncertain, but child playing with cigarette lighter a possibility.
His love affair with model planes started when he was young.
Snippets of news from around the region.
The need for housing has soared due to factors like skyrocketing property prices.
World cross-country title for Whangārei runner as he prepares to race in Poland.
It might be helpful to summarise them in this column.
Whangārei event combines music, postive vibes and good kai — especially fritters.
The melodeon was played in the trenches of the First World War to boost morale.
The operator of big-cat park speaks about liquidation and the way forward.
More than $100m spent on decommissioning of the refinery
Joe Bennett says smokers used to be widely accepted but are now social outcasts.
It’s always nice when those sponsors are local ones.
The $35m facility will be exclusively used to power retirement villages across NZ.
A fire has engulfed a duplex property in Whangārei.
Social media users reported the offender had a tomahawk.
Small spaces and blind spots in the building create security issues, one lawyer says.
Bream Head tracks cleared in time for grassroots multisport event.
The latest news bites from around the region.
One Kiwi was named after the late local legend Murdoch Ross.
The latest news from the Bay of Islands and surrounds.
Victim is believed to be a lawyer.
Police, ambulance, and fire appliances can be seen outside the courthouse on Bank St.
Staff will be deployed across Northland hospital services depending on need.
Fraudsters posing as the victim convinced ANZ staff to divulge personal customer details.
Former mayoral candidate Alex Wright is concerned the centre will be a leaky building.
It's unlikely the big cats will be taken by a zoo in New Zealand, an expert believes.
News snippets from across Northland and surrounds.
Three stages, almost 100 stalls and 5000 people expected at popular seaside festival.