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Woman who left dog without basic needs sentenced
Owner whose dog was left chained up unable to reach shelter or water has been sentenced.
Meningococcal strain kills 3 in Northland, 6 in whole of NZ
Northland's high number of meningococcus deaths leads to health authority's warning.
Shark-attack horror: Surfer shares his recovery as 63 stitches removed
"I can't even move my hand. They said it's healing really well though," says victim.
'Coward's punch': Guilty plea in road rage death
Northlander pleads guilty to manslaughter over death of Christopher Vujcich in Kaikohe.
Warning over potentially deadly strain of meningococcal disease
Six Kiwis have died from a new strand of meningococcal disease this year.
Warehouse robber tells judge he wants to turn life around
Northland man jailed for aggravated robbery of The Warehouse in Dargaville.
Human remains discovery: Grim end to 14-year cold case
Nearly 14 years after a Korean man went missing his remains have been discovered.
Robber wears pink sock on hand during cigarette heist
A robber was wielding a green stick and wearing a pink sock on his right hand.
Retail giant Foodstuffs buys Otaika shopping centre
Most tenant retailers have 10-year leases which will expire in 2027.
Teen killed in crash west of Whangārei
One person died and three others were injured in the crash.
Algal bloom forces switch of Kerikeri water supply
Lake Waingaro normally supplies about 70 per cent of water for Kerikeri's town supply.
Person dies near high school in Ruakaka
A police presence remained at the spot around 4.30pm, a spokeswoman confirmed.
'I still realise how lucky I am to be alive'
Great white shark attack survivor will soon know when he can go back in the water.
Company gets $428K in penalties after Northland worker trapped
Carter Holt Harvey fined a six-figure sum after worker trapped in machine at Ruakākā site
The fight for our national bird - and why it matters
The kiwi belongs in New Zealand - and arguably more than we do.
US scam uses 'fake news' to target elderly New Zealanders
Fake news claims 67yo woman assaulted in Northland supermarket carpark
Huge fine for Carter Holt Harvey after worker badly injured
Carter Holt Harvey was ordered to pay more than $400,000.
Waipū teen metal band Alien Weaponry too young to play
Waipū teen metal band Alien Weaponry can't play in Utah because of age.
Ezekiel talks mental health with Harry and Meghan
Meeting with Duke and Duchess came only months after the young man met the Queen.
First chick for kiwi moved to Pukenui Forest
First kiwi chick has hatched in the Pukenui Forest on Whangārei city's western flank.
Whangārei man gets home detention for importing meth
Whangārei man escapes prison sentence because of mental impairment.
Geotechnical work on rail from Marsden Pt
KiwiRail "very pleased" to be taking steps to determine how the line can be built.
Poor uptake on inaugural flight into Whangārei
No paid passengers on inaugural flight into Whangārei, and only one on return to Auckland.
Thunderstorms pave way for more unsettled conditions in north
The storms will set the agenda for several days of windy and wet weather.
MP talks period poverty with Duchess
North MP credits Markle with opening up once-taboo topic of period poverty.
Council hunting exotic escapees
The mostly Australian escapees are being hunted by the regional council.
Kaikohe partnership to turn Māori boys into great men
A partnership of three Kaikohe groups is looking to "change the narrative" for Māori boys.
Northland cancer sufferer makes doco to push for drug subsidy
A Northland mum is fighting for government subsidies for cancer treatment drugs.
Spellbound by Matapouri magic
Anna King snaps up a bach and heads north with her family for an idyllic time.
Robbery among charges for state care kids
One charged with the aggravated robbery of the Rainbow Dairy in Whangārei on August 21.
Bright, bubbly teen 'touched many lives'
Teen remembered as cheeky, generous, caring, and a prolific dispenser of random hugs.
How Minister of Corrections was moved to tears
Corrections Minister says he's in Government to make a difference for Māori.
Driver does runner after crashing into Northland garage
There's been information received by Police around 7:20pm