Addendum confirms commitmenr to Te Hiku.

Te Rarawa holds on against fast-finishing Kajkohe.

LGNZ in favour of the Government's Three Waters.

Tradesman's token gifted to museum.

Pine removal a boon for Lake Ngatu.

Police station open but for shorter hours than pre-Covid.

A club for those who have been rescued by choppers.

Lake Ngatu's wilding pines are getting the chop.

Gorge repairs wait for slips to stop moving.

Hapu and communities work for cleaner water.

Beach find goes back to days when small change was in short supply.

Midshipman Tailby by has caught up to son Dylan.

Mangamuka Gorge still closed by slips.

Kaitaia roundabout included in new government funding.

The men, aged between 36 and 66, all face charges under the Prostitution Reform Act.

Gymnasts rewarded for lockdown patience.

Canterbury's cows singled out alongside Auckland's cars for driving NZ emissions.

Highlight for Erana Koroi, 10, was high-fiving players and meeting star Katrina Rore.

A second flood has hit Northland. This time it's government cash that's pouring in.

The planting event is hosted by a new trust which is aiming to restore life to the awa.

$14.2m to strengthen Northland roads, $12.5m for "shovel-ready" flood prevention projects.

Mum of meth-addicted Northlander calls for help with long-term treatment and rehab.

Northland Civil Defence is preparing for another round of bad weather.

The women are believed to have gone over the Otiria Falls on a kayak and a lilo.

SH1 hit by eight separate slips in the Mangamuka Gorge south of Kaitaia.

Things are getting interesting now.

Farmers who've been struggling as a result of the drought now find paddocks under water.

There's not a lot of time for drying out Northland before the next big wet hits.

While storm damaged treatment plants are back in action, the reservoirs have fallen low.