Northland's road death toll is now 11
Two die and two more are fighting for their lives after a two-car crash in Northland
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Ram raiders smash way into two businesses
Two early morning ram raids 28 minutes apart, first at Tikipunga and then at Parua Bay.
Sentencing of men who attacked Kerikeri 82-year-old deferred again
Victim was beaten by 17yo hitchhikers who dumped him by the roadside and stole his car.
Stolen car used in two Northland ram raids
Stolen car dumped after it was used in ram raids at Tikipunga and Parua Bay.
Gas torch threat on police: Sentence reduced
Victor Takhar threatened to kill two officers and their families
Widow: Only those in fatal chopper will know what happened
Allan Jessop, 42, and Derek Hammond, 49, both died in a helicopter crash.
Viewpoint NZ: Security after the mosque attacks
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Driver critically injured in head-on smash near Kawakawa
Crash occurred at 12.20am just north of Kawakawa's Three Bridges.
Police roll out Operation Whakahaumanu after Christchurch attacks
Police officers advising on security and checking over lock-down procedures.
Damage to helicopter too extensive to determine cause of fatal crash
Helicopter hit the ground at a high rate of descent and intense fire followed.
Jailed firefighter to go before parole board
Fires lit by Andrew Searle over the course of nearly three years cost $640,000 to put out.
Govt to weigh up reopening Northland rail line
Business case for re-opening Northland rail, plus new spur to Northport, just weeks away
Outspoken principal Pat Newman joins Teaching Council
Whangārei principal Pat Newman elected to Teaching Council.
Man pleads not guilty to arson after Purerua explosion
Lawyer says his client set off the explosion but didn't expect it to start a fire.
Māori Battalion veteran dies aged 91
Selwyn Clarke, last survivor of 28th Māori Battalion's A Company, will be buried on Friday
Officers to carry firearms while the national threat level high
Northland police to carry firearms while the National Threat Level remains high.
Northland Muslims throw open doors to public
Public open day organised by Northland Muslims this weekend
Govt poised to make big call on moving Ports of Auckland to Northland
The Government will consider two major reports around shifting the port to Northland.
Weight loss app created by 'accidental entrepreneurs'
'We rolled out the butchers' paper, that teachers use, on the deck and started drawing'
Schools launch $23K campaign to 'say no to hubs'
School group launches campaign to "say no to hubs" controlling schools.
Bromeliad bandits take Valerie's peace of mind
Many dozens of plants taken in raid which has unsettled keen gardener Valerie Churchouse.
Motorcyclist seriously hurt in crash with tractor
Crash occurred at junction of SH10 and Taratara Rd, north of Kāeo.
Brother killed in mosque attack: 'I thought he was joking'
Older sister in Whangārei will miss her brother's phone calls and visits
Another Northland meningococcal case sparks vaccination warning
Another Northland meningococcal case sparks vaccination warning.
Revealed: Parents of arsonist firefighter are two senior fire officers
Jailed arsonist's mother is chief fire officer and his father is a senior station officer.
Drunk drivers nabbed in police operation
Police impounded five vehicles and suspended a number of drivers' licences.
Race Unity Speech Awards topic 'couldn't be more relevant'
Northland regional heat is next month; Christchurch attacks likely to feature in speeches.
For reel: Hone Harawira and Don Brash plan fishing trip
Hopefully the only ones in the water on the unlikely outing remain the fish.
Warm week ahead as summer sizzles on
A front will bring some wet weather mid-week, but it'll stay warm.
Sixty-five broken tails in a herd of 230 milking cows
"With 28 per cent of the herd with broken tails this wasn't a one off event" - Judge
Stan Semenoff Logging to continue trucking until court case heard
Interim relief means Stan Semenoff Logging can continue to operate.