Work starts on $5m projects to reduce flood risk to Otiria and Moerewa
Work on a $5 million flood reduction plan for Otiria and Moerewa will start soon.
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'Someone is going to die' say concerned Kāeo locals of dangerous footpath
Fix the bridge or someone will die says concerned Kaeo locals
Far North property stays strong in light of challenging times
Local real estate year in review - Sales activity and prices up despite challenges.
Poisoned wine: Police launch homicide investigation after man dies
Northland police appeal for information about who left poisoned wine in man's letterbox.
Mangonui Rugby Sub-Union legend receives life member status
Barry Murray of Kaitaia has spent most of his life dedicated to the Far North rugby union.
Focus: Covid Outbreak | Sunday 27th February Wrap
There were 14,941 new cases of COVID-19 discovered in the community on Sunday. Video / Jed Bradley / Alex Burton / Michael Craig / Dean Purcell
New marine project aims to help support environment through heatwave technology
Longer, hotter events can fuel extreme weather, loss of marine life, business disruptions.
Focus: Covid Outbreak | Friday 25th February Wrap
There were five deaths and a record 12,011 new cases of Covid-19 in New Zealand on Friday. Video / Jed Bradley / Dean Purcell / Michael Craig / George Heard
Focus: Covid Outbreak | Thursday 24th February Wrap
6137 new community cases of COVID-19 were reported on Thursday, and one person has died with the virus. Video / Jed Bradley / Mark Mitchell / George Heard / Michael Craig / Dean Purcell
Kaikohe's Huriwai urges us to 'remain open to change'
Chris Huriwai shares his journey to co-producing MILKED, a documentary about NZ dairy.
New culvert outside Mangonui in spotlight again over alleged incorrect place name
Matarahurahu hapū members stage peaceful protest to change culvert name
Far North Olympic weightlifting hopeful to compete at Comm Games trials this weekend
Far North physio to compete in Commonwealth Games trials at the weekend.
Whatuwhiwhi locals and kaitiaki fed up with 'paru' rubbish dumpers
Illegal rubbish dumping issue not just in Whatuwhiwhi, but all over says DOC
Focus: Covid Outbreak | Wednesday 23rd February Wrap
New Zealand moves closer to Phase 3 of the government's Omicron response, with a record 3297 new community cases of Covid-19 on Wednesday. Video / George Heard / Mark Mitchell / Dean Purcell / Michael Craig
Witness calls for 'courage and leadership' from Govt over waterways
A complaint made to regional council raises questions about farming near waterways.
'Change the speed limit or we will', Kaitaia business owners tell NZTA
Far North business owners call for speed limit reduction on Awanui Straight.
'Scary' Covid numbers no surprise, set to hit 10k a day; labs 'under a lot of pressure'
The country recorded 2522 Covid-19 cases on Sunday and the number is set to rise.
'Momentous anniversary' of nationally relevant Far North history
Museum calls for artefacts related to 1902 shipwreck and rescue.
The most beautiful small town in the country is...
Kaitāia has earned the accolade in Keep New Zealand Beautiful's annual Beautiful Awards.
More than 350 per cent increase in Northland homeschooling applications
The ongoing rise in homeschooling is yet another unanticipated outcome of the pandemic.
New social media platform shines light on opportunities for Far North youth
Te Kaharoa connects with Far North youth through social media competitions.
Kaimaumau responders show gratitude to school
Waiharara School humbly receives thanks for its role in emergency response
Focus: What to expect from Cyclone Dovi
WeatherWatch head forecaster Phil Duncan tells us what to expect from Cyclone Dovi. Video / NZ Herald
Live: 1400 active cases across three DHBs - Auckland remains Omicron epicentre
In Auckland alone, there are 1218 Covid cases currently isolating at home.
Battle against the elements for boardwalk workers to complete project
Construction workers battle to get boardwalk foundations cemented
Far North school forced to close senior school due to lack of staff after vax mandate
56 students have been told they will have no schooling for at least the first term.
Inaugural Te Hapua Water Bomb Competition 2022
Te Hapua held its inaugural water bomb competition at the weekend, drawing hundreds of people to the free event.
Heated clash in Kaitāia leads Northland police to uncover drugs, cash, and gun
A skirmish on the backstreets of Kaitāia led police to make an even greater discovery.
Prolific white flowers signal time for action
The time of year to stop perennial invasive moth plant is upon us.
243 Covid cases - the highest since start of pandemic
The record was 222 daily community cases on November 16 last year.
Focus: Covid Outbreak | Friday 4th February Wrap
The Ministry of Health has urged people to take precautions as many prepare to travel for the long weekend. Video / Dean Purcell / Jed Bradley / Michael Craig / Getty