
Officer thought police dog would be bludgeoned to death
Police officer describes attack on canine companion just weeks after graduating.
Police officer describes attack on canine companion just weeks after graduating.
Army tanker trucks will take water to marae, community facilities where it is most needed.
Police operation aims to help recidivist drivers get back on the road legally.
One man is dead after a firearms incident.
Jury trial for man charged with stabbing police dog begins in Whangārei.
Police say there is no risk to the public after shooting injury in Kaikohe.
The fate of the rugby star's mullet was decided by the public at the Kerikeri event.
Two NorthTec tutors call pay offer is a slap in the face as industrial action continues.
Woman dies on Northland beach while trying to save her child
Boarding school helped one ex-student go from being needy to a strong young man.
The Kaitaia show is going ahead this weekend despite the severe region-wide drought.
Trip to Pouto challenged all I thought I knew about mana and strength, writes Adam Pearse.
This small, dainty coastal tern is the most endangered of New Zealand's endemic birds.
Jury in Whangārei murder trial expected to start deliberating today.
Fresh concerns have been raised about the Far North's water shortages.
Randall Wilson didn't pay for $108 in fuel and drove off, killing an innocent driver.
Mussels cook to death - as temperatures soar in Northland
A decision to revoke the transport licence for a Northland truck company has been dropped.
After three hours and as police moved into a property, Hiko Komene gave himself up.
Protest to raise awareness about Arms Legislation Bill making its way through Parliament.
COMMENT: Long hot summer means swimming, ice blocks - and drought and water restrictions.
With no rain in sight, blunt message is: "Save any water you can."
The company was lead contractor in the redevelopment of Northland College.
Some aren't happy with the increase, others say it is necessary.
A Whangārei couple recently unearthed a nearly intact human skeleton at a Russell beach.
The day started with a dawn ceremony followed by breakfast served by the Prime Minister.
Muslims invited to a pōwhiri at Te Tii Marae for the first time.
Well over 1000 people attended the dawn opening of Te Rau Aroha, Waitangi's newest museum.
Residents could soon be lining up to collect water from emergency water tanks.
A commitment to Māori education was welcomed at a Government announcement in Kerikeri.