
Accused shooters to reappear in court
Two Moerewa men have appeared in court charged with shooting at power pylons, causing a power blackout that affected the entire Far
Two Moerewa men have appeared in court charged with shooting at power pylons, causing a power blackout that affected the entire Far
A fire fighting helicopter pilot had an unexpected passenger hitch a ride in his monsoon bucket on Monday.
People who breach a fire ban in the Far North can expect to be charged with arson and get a bill for the cost of extinguishing the blaze, a senior rural fire boss says.
Youths who used a stolen car in a ram-raid at a Hokianga grocery store fled empty-handed and crashed after the shop owner gave chase. Senior
Four local athletes will represent the Kaitaia Athletics Club at the North Island Colgate Games in Hastings this weekend. The contingent
Local children now have a perfect opportunity to learn more about the skill of waveriding through the formation of a brand new boardriding
Kaikohe's Kohewhata Marae provided the venue for the Regent Training Centre's 2016 prizegiving, despite the imminent threat of rain
No one at Whatuwhiwhi seems to be pleased by the Ministry of Education's decision to close Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Rangiawhia, but
New Zealand is in for a wet day with just the northern tip of the country resembling summer.
A woman is in a serious condition after suffering severe burns to 25 per cent of her body in a car fire.
Bay of Islands the place to be for summer sun today
Three people were left clinging to their boat after it capsized about 500m off the Northland Coast this afternoon.
The fire burning in Matai in the Far North is no longer a threat to people or their homes.
Five helicopters with monsoon buckets have been dispatched to the Far North in a bid to bring a large scrub fire under control.
The holiday road toll stands at 17, rising overnight with the deaths of two pedestrians in Northland.
After a spate of youth suicides struck the Far North township of Kaitaia earlier this year, an unlikely hero emerged from the tragedy.
Golden Oldies pool is still alive and well if the gathering at the RSA in Kaitaia on Tuesday last week is anything to go by. As per
The wrong chemicals were accidentally added to a school pool.
Northland has one of the worst police shortages in the country with some officers ready to "fall over" from stress and long hours
A new initiative is bringing inmates and their families closer together by teaching fathers how to be fathers.
Farmers are questioning the local-body priorities and fiscal discipline as rate-takes continue to outstrip cost indexes, Federated
Four swimmers from the Bay of Islands locked in a number of medal winning performances at a major trans Tasman Special Olympics meet
The nationwide emphasis which has been placed promoting the game of croquet to a new younger generation of players has started to
She started her schooling in Kaeo as a barefoot child in 1957. She came back as a teacher in 1986 and stayed for 30 years, the past
For hundreds of struggling Mid North families it won't be Santa bringing joy this Christmas but a group of volunteers calling themselves
Kaitaia's Matriarchal Tinsel Taggers not so quietly made their way from one end of the town's main street to the other on Tuesday
Whatuwhiwhi's Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Rangiawhia, the Far North's first Maori language immersion school and the only one in the Ngati
Sentence a win for animal welfare says SPCA.