New dental clinic embraces Advocate business campaign
A new dental team in Ruakākā has drilled into the support of the local business community.
A new dental team in Ruakākā has drilled into the support of the local business community.
News snippets from across the region.
For the first time since 2012, a pod of nine orca were spotted in the Marsden Cove Marina.
Brown welcomed the proposed changes to the number of DHBs and how their boards functioned.
Whangārei man appears in court for murder of Bridget Simmonds.
Market volatility a major factor holding back construction of milk plant in Kerikeri.
Take some time this week to volunteer.
Jobs and opportunities for Northland in fast-tracked infrastructure projects.
Patukeha and Ngāti Kuta have been working for 20 years to restore pest-ravaged Cape Brett.
'Energy poverty' already a problem in parts of Northland.
Nineteen-year-old David Mane is wanted in relation to a firearms incident on Saturday.
Tourism need to cater for all needs.
Is it language's decline that we're bemoaning or our own?
Hundreds of worried LVL plant workers to know next week who will keep their jobs.
Prominent Northland local govt critic may contest election for new political party.
Dr David Wilson, former Northland Inc CEO, to focus on Northland's economic development.
News snippets from across the region.
The mother of Whangārei woman said the ordeal had been highly frustrating
The two women drove north on Wednesday after one had spent time in a quarantine facility.
After a long break in play, Northland's bowling clubs are returning to the greens.
Whangārei sawmill worker made redundant speaks about the hardship of losing his job.
Shane Legg sentenced to home detention where his father is seriously ill and dying.
Concerns are that otherwise region will be pushed to back of the queue.
Puriri Park Rd housing plan hits a snag with a petition lodged in Parliament.
Boaties launch meet-and-greet event in Town Basin this Saturday.
Funding is still available for Northland's regional organisations and clubs.
Te Hiku communities are being encouraged to support local Māori businesses post Covid-19.
Both are sure there won't be any confusion in September's general election.