Northland Muslims throw open doors to public
Public open day organised by Northland Muslims this weekend
Public open day organised by Northland Muslims this weekend
'We rolled out the butchers' paper, that teachers use, on the deck and started drawing'
Crash occurred at junction of SH10 and Taratara Rd, north of Kāeo.
Older sister in Whangārei will miss her brother's phone calls and visits
Another Northland meningococcal case sparks vaccination warning.
One dead another serious in the Omanaia crash.
COMMENT: Speaker Trevor Mallard should demand a correction and apology from Shane Jones.
Activities will include a waka salute, a re-enactment and a Māori Battalion display.
The new museum is due to open at the Waitangi Treaty Grounds in early 2020.
The women, aged 24 and 40, have been remanded in custody.
Woman in court over attack on 92-year-old in her Far North home
In 2018, 24 fewer people died from preventable drowning than year before.
"He wasn't about himself, he was about everyone else."
Police received reports of an overdue fisherman near Kohukohu around 5.15pm.
COMMENT: It's people who make Christmas, not the presents nor the place.
Hiwi Tauroa leaves his wife, 6 children, 16 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
The whale was refloated last night but was found dead this morning.
Sunday's eight-hour planned power outage could be the Far North's last.
Te Rā, the only Māori sail still known to exist, is stored at the British Museum in London
Lake Waingaro normally supplies about 70 per cent of water for Kerikeri's town supply.
News snippets from across Northland
Protests against the use of 1080 poison will be held in several Northland towns tomorrow.
Police found the driver, with burns to one arm and other injuries, at a house 3km away.
Health board is assuring residents that health services will continue at Kaeo hospital.
The fence would stretch 8.5km from coast to coast south of Cape Reinga
Far North gentleman Tim Trigg dies aged 102.
CAA has eight reports of laser strike from Northland rescue helicopter in three years.
News of the closure had sparked fears for employees and Kaikohe locals without transport.