Kindergarten kids join strike for climate
Waihi people are divided over kindergarten kids joining a global strike for climate.
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Poisoned trees spring back to life after new treatment
Opito Bay trees thought to be doomed now sprouting fresh shoots and leaves.
SH11 at Lemons Hill, Bay of Islands, fully functional again
State Highway 1 at Lemons Hill, Bay of Islands, is fully functional again.
Paihia couple devastated as pampered trees poisoned
Couple returned from overseas to find holes drilled in dead and dying trees.
Sea Scouts named after Sir Peter Blake
Lady Pippa agrees to request after watching Scouts' video appeal to use husband's name
Test will come when new cattle rustling laws applied in court
Theft of livestock or any other animal, including beehives and farm dogs - jail 7 years
Farmer loses appeal for rape and assaults
Titford was jailed for 24 years in 2013 after being found guilty of 39 charges.
Homicide investigation: Four-week-old girl suffered brain injury
Police appeal for help in investigation into death of four-week-old girl in Kaitaia
Northland mouth artist's 6WD wheelchair 'non-disabling' for its users
The 6WD wheelchair enables users to go places others are not able to go.
Oceania Marine trims its interiors operation
Oceania Marine has ''let go'' of its Hewlett St boat refit operation.
$8.2m from Provincial Growth Fund for projects in Kaitaia
Big winner is a waka centre Aurere at the southern end of Doubtless Bay.
NZ school students join global strike for climate
NZ school students plan to join a global "strike for climate" on March 15.
Historic Stone Store papers returned after half a century
Stolen pages from Stone Store ledger returned to Kerikeri after more than 50 years.
Officials rubbish 'vaccination without consent' claim
Claim a child was vaccinated without consent has been investigated - and dismissed.
Don't gimme no lip. This is the best moustache in New Zealand
Man with the best moustache lives in Northland
Baby death sparks homicide probe in Kaitaia
The death of a baby girl in Kaitaia was not an accident, police say
More than 400 Northlanders queue for a state house
117 per cent hike in people wanting state houses in Northland in just one year.
Zego boats help clean up the seas
Zooming along the Waipū River like a rubber ducky on steroids - meet the Zego.
Town on waiting list for water deliveries
Mangawhai water carriers want urgent action as people run low on tank water.
Three charged after 54-year-old assaulted
Man stable in hospital after suffering serious head injuries in alleged Far North assault.
Funding to stave off feijoa crash
A fungus disease attacking feijoa trees is at risk of spreading.
Air NZ's new Bay of Islands video clocks up 600,000 views in a week
New clip follows on from success of 2016 inflight safety video Summer of Safety.
All students should study NZ's early history
COMMENT: Perhaps a compulsory class in colonial history for MPs is what's needed first.
Largest Treaty signing to be marked in Hokianga
Activities will include a waka salute, a re-enactment and a Māori Battalion display.
Boy, 5, with toy rifle steals show at navy ceremony
Youngster lined up next to Rear Admiral to salute Navy sailors.
Simon Wilson: Brian Tamaki's 'good macho' sermon at Waitangi
Why did Brian Tamaki go to Waitangi and what did he say in his sermon on Te Tii Marae?
Māori Battalion veteran gives blessing to new museum
The new museum is due to open at the Waitangi Treaty Grounds in early 2020.
Hundreds in line for PM's Waitangi breakfast
PM's brekkie caps off Waitangi Day celebrations.
Best places to stay in the Bay of Islands
These scenic stays are only a short walk or drive away from the Waitangi Treaty Grounds.
Don Brash at Waitangi: 'I hate being called racist'
Don Brash went to Waitangi to speak - then surrendered in the face of an angry crowd.
Is this Jacinda Ardern's most unusual gift?
The PM seemed unsure what to do with six sheep plus watermelons, corn and sacks of spuds.