New social housing development planned for prime Whangārei site
Kāinga Ora embarks on a major social housing build and re-development in Whangārei.
Kāinga Ora embarks on a major social housing build and re-development in Whangārei.
The lack of fairness in school prizegivings is baffling
Somehow, we must once again take pride in being in control of our own life.
Principals are happy to receive extra equity funding they first asked for 20 years ago.
What do you think about the accessibility of the Hundertwasser building or nearby areas?
The ornate print an entire newspaper page with one pull of a lever.
News snippets from Northland.
Slip on south side of Brynderwyn Hill, south of Whangārei, was caused by recent weather.
Kits target rural schools where teachers lack confidence or resources to teach science.
Councillors say they've been subjected to threats and hate mail over reclamation proposal.
WDC hit with legal challenge to rescue helicopter shift ahead of last meeting of this term
Lindsay, a promising young footballer, died suddenly in 2019.
Canopy Bridge goes green to mark cerebral palsy awareness.
The interactive art installation at the Strand Mall will run until October 7.
Full scale of litter to ocean problem in Northland revealed
Anonymous donor insisted the cash be used at random to cover other customers' bills.
DoC's plans to drop tonnes of 1080 on Waipoua Forest supported by Te Roroa kaitiaki
A judge says the man "simply lost it" when the 11-year-old wouldn't go to bed.
More retirement villas and a care home with secure dementia centre have been welcomed.
Northland students scoop gold in table tennis at the AIMS Games in Tauranga.
Is your council one of the best in the country or the worst?
The 16-year-old was taken into custody near Kaikohe Airport.
His mum couldn't take much when she fled Latvia in 1945. What she did take has been stolen
Road Safety Education Limited award for Whangārei Rotarian Peter Smith.
The Whangārei Suicidal Car Club is holding a 'Show and Shine' in November.
The 16-year-old allegedly tried to flee from police, who deployed spikes.
Denial does not necessarily preclude the possibility of rehabilitation, Appeal Court says.
The shop's co-owner is still in hospital after the incident.