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Gwen Lawson on bowls - Champion of Champion Pairs and Singles winners
Winners found in Northland Bowls' Champion of Champion Pairs and Singles
Winners found in Northland Bowls' Champion of Champion Pairs and Singles
Andrew and Vicky Booth's passion plus outstanding community received special recognition.
Black Fern Krystal Murray wins supreme award at Northland Sports Awards.
Whangārei electric boat company Naut gets $1.5m funding to expand further.
Long weekend means there will be more vehicles travelling to and from the region.
Northland teachers among 50,000 nationally on strike today
The only dental clinic in Dargaville closed more than a year ago.
Black Fern Krystal Murray wins top Tai Tokerau Māori Sports Award
After a two-year break due to Covid, the event is again showcasing farming innovations.
Trucks under 50 tonnes can travel on the Paparoa-Oakleigh Rd.
Far North marae keeps community connected, fed and entertained during Cyclone Gabrielle.
A Whangārei doggy daycare is urging other daycare centres to get certified with the SPCA.
Kaipara mayor attempts to stop a member of public saying a karakia.
They're still without power, but residents in Pouto know how to weather a storm.
Northland kūmara growers are coming to grips with widespread devastation to their crops.
One team rescued a man who was asleep and had 'no idea' his home was underwater.
It's been a rough week for residents in the Kaipara - and worries still remain.
Experts say we shouldn't be building homes near rivers or coast.
Hundreds of Dargaville residents have been evacuated as the town braces for high tide.
The warning extends throughout the whole of the Kaipara Harbour.
Northland growers escaped the worst of Tuesday's rain, but say the summer has been 'crap'.
Huge cost of new boiler meant even Gabriel’s biggest fans feared it would never run again.
Paturiri Toatu believes the ban was disrespectful to the Māori community overall.
More than 300 people took part in the peaceful protest hīkoi calling for his resignation.
Hīkoi organised after new mayor banned the use of karakia, or blessings, in meetings.
Rarely has any council meeting in New Zealand commanded so much attention.
Māori youth are expressing who they are through murals.
More witness accounts are required to track the meteorite.
It is the first time a seal has been seen in the area.
Kimi Oshiro's advice for Northlanders is to take water safety messages seriously.