Northland Rugby's new development officer is James Holmes

Two Hokianga artists named finalists of Parkin Drawing Prize.

Ivan Ravlich is facing accusations he defrauded investors out of their crypto.

Young Kaitaia sisters take on low-waste business, set sights on sustainable growth.

Pāmāpuria School unveils a new mural, receives visit from University of Otago students

A Kaitaia butcher has been named in the Hellers Sharp Blacks national butchery team.

Winner credits a focus on environmental sustainability, social justice, to her upbringing.

The new sculptural gateway forms part of the Te Hiku Open Spaces Revitalisation Project.

The next wave of Far North school speech contestants rise to the occasion.

The Far North Rally provides thrills a minute with exciting racing on gravel roads.

Te Aupouri fisheries cohort start training in fisheries sector

An abundance of food is produced in NZ yet some people are starving, says a Taipā local.

Free workshops will divert foil from landfill and instead use it to keep people warm.

Matariki Ki Ahipara huge success at the weekend

Motorbike crash victim says thanks to the people of the Far North who came to his aid

The inaugural Matariki ki Ahipara festival was held on June 24-26, hosting a range of activities including a special Hīkoi Hītori to the summit of Whangatauatia maunga (mountain) with Matua John Paitai, as well as an art exhibition featuring local artists at the Ahipara Golf Club, a mid-winter ocean swim, traditional Māori games at Roma Marae, sand art at Ahipara Beach, outdoor entertainment and native tree planting at Kororā St Park and more.

A Mangōnui boy is experiencing the joy of music, thanks to a longstanding community trust.

'The community expects a zero tolerance for any violence, gang and drug activities.'

Rena Owen is home to promote her new movie, Whina.

'Matariki - a beacon of hope to heal from a colonial past'

Kaitaia College choir is the school's first choir in 26 years.

Matariki celebrations in Te Tai Tokerau.

Kaitāia expected to be drinking water from the new Sweetwater source next month

Matariki events to leave guests with better understanding of Ahipara and Māori New Year

Far North students head far south for TV chance

Māori will push forward with Māori-led solutions to proposed ETS scheme changes.

New judicially-led vision for the district court

Are you Northland's next regional councillor?

Unahi Wharf was officially opened to the public last week

Iwi/Foodstuffs 'social supermarket' formally opened on Kaitaia's Commerce St yesterday.