Sandy Myhre hands over her awards baby, with a huge global presence.

The 12 cases under investigation are spread across three Northland hospitals.

Some roadworks are on hold, but safety is being maintained.

Whiri te Muka is seeking homes that might be available for emergencies.

New Conservative asks if the Covid-19 `cure' is worse than the disease.

Northland cheesemakers win swag of national awards

Kaitaia businesses share common concerns.

Citizens and lobbyists oppose iwi-led checkpoints.

The 2020 Concert at the Station was as popular as its predecessors.

Clare Penny's first Opera Picnic was a great success.

Northland DHB CEO Nick Chamberlain's latest letter to his colleagues.

Facial eczema now looms as a threat for farmers.

Kerbside rubbish collections continue but not recycling.

Iwi Chairs' Forum says the police need reinforcements to monitor the lockdown.

Northland's district councils still making decisions despite lockdown.

Dog control is one of the FNDC's essential services.

Hone Harawira says checkpoints are still needed to turn tourists away from Te Hiku.

This is not the time to ignore fire restrictions.

Northland Age news in brief.

Far North boaties are slowly getting the message to stay off the water.

'This is not a lockdown, this is a joke!'

Two more coronavirus cases taken Northland's tally to 11 so far

Doctor Lance O'Sullivan called lockdown "a big joke" as cars drove by in Kaitaia.

A long serving Far North teacher died at her property a day after the lockdown began.

Calls from families in distress will be answered and responded to.

Many hospitals, including Kaitaia's now have triage tents.

Whiria te Muka continues to serve through the lockdown.

The government's ban on fishing is not universally popular.

Far North CAB is still in business.