
'It's what we're there for': Lifeguards save life of teen pulled unconscious from surf
Lifeguards swooped into action after recognising the unconscious swimmer wasn't breathing.
Lifeguards swooped into action after recognising the unconscious swimmer wasn't breathing.
Lines companies are signalling an increase in charges this year.
Power outages are persisting across the Northland region following Cyclone Gabrielle.
The well-loved man failed to return home after going out for a kayak on Thursday night.
Two trucks were earlier blocking the northbound lanes.
School principals were alerted to the post on Wednesday.
Far North dog advocate puzzled why council pound costs $2.4m and can only house 10 dogs
Growing up, basketball was just for fun.
Cherie Howie looks back at the day the cyclone arrived, and changed Aotearoa forever.
One team rescued a man who was asleep and had 'no idea' his home was underwater.
PM Chris Hipkins has promised repairs for Tairawhiti, so what about Te Tai Tokerau?
There are many good things to eat and drink in this world and they are to be enjoyed.
A community group is worried about 'quick fixes' and a lack of planning for the zone.
A clean-up is beginning at Ruakākā where beach access has been destroyed by the cyclone.
Cyclone Gabrielle put a halt to business and Valentine's Day this year.
While the news has mostly been bad this week, a lot of a good has happened too.
Many Northland beaches are currently unpatrolled by lifeguards due to the storm aftermath
Buttery, salty popcorn in a cardboard box is synonymous with watching films.
Good crop of players for new Northland rugby coach to work with this year
Extra lines crews have arrived in the Far North to help get electricity back for residents
Many areas of the North Island had experienced their wettest-ever start to the year.
After being rescued, Kaipara councillor Ash Nayyar jumped into action to help others.
The glitch caused mayhem yesterday as eftpos and banking services were out of operation.
Most of the homes deemed unsafe were located in Dargaville, says Kaipara Mayor.
Destroyed roads, power outages, communities cut off - the list of repairs is long.
Enormous slips have placed the future of the gardens and cafe in the balance.
Farmers are starting to clean up as floodwaters recede.