Calls for security on after-school buses as drivers battle violence and bad behaviour
"Someone is going to get very, very hurt."
"Someone is going to get very, very hurt."
Streams and rivers could rise rapidly and flooding and slips are possible.
Kaitaia is just the third courthouse in New Zealand to adopt the Te Ao Mārama initiative.
The manager accused her worker of fraudulent behaviour and stealing from the company.
Despite our wish to be done with the virus, Covid hasn't finished with us yet
Tutukaka store robber posts selfie with stolen cigarettes on social media.
Wild weather hit the North overnight, bringing down trees and flooding roads.
Crime in Whangārei centre "destroying our wonderful city centre", says business lobby.
It's time to ensure health spending is delivering more frontline services.
Irate motorists want compensation after suffering vehicle damage on Northland roads.
'Tu Meke Tumuaki' week is celebrating the work of Northland principals.
Ivan Ravlich is facing accusations he defrauded investors out of their crypto.
Haurora Wānanga is part of the winter wellness campaign encouraging a healthy lifestyle.
A week passed before the man realised he should check the Lotto ticket in his wallet.
The Police Association says officers are choosing between their jobs and their safety.
Northland prepares to welcome international students for the first time since March 2020.
The Library Gays in Whangarei was formed to create a safe space for queer teens.
A man was left badly bruised after an encounter with a group of youths on a bus.
Whangārei teen wins big at Race Unity speech contest and secondary schools sports titles.
Northland student is named the joint national winner of the Race Unity Speech Awards.
Trial was due to begin this month for Cliff Wharerau and 5 others accused of kidnapping.
Temperatures are likely to be warmer than average across all regions.
Videos reflect trends of crime for 'likes'.
Northland's education leaders ponder upon the effects of the Teaching Council fee changes.
Clearer skies on the horizon for North Island after grey, drizzly day.
Northland business owners are having sleepless nights after two ram-raids in one weekend.
Kaumātua says the way no-hat rule was applied during a bank visit was discriminatory
There are fewer Northlanders on the police's gang list, despite recent gang violence.
Whangārei contractor to get $4.3M from council after its negligence closed his quarry