This speed camera clocked more than 24,000 speeding vehicles in the first half of the year

When Allen Karena saw mussels smothered by a pest he decided to do something about it.

COMMENT: We are clearly experiencing management by an unwieldy committee, says Paul Glass.

Aviation commentator shares his thoughts of Air NZ boss' apology to customers.

A planning process is under way that could see a new public hospital built in Whangārei.

The psychic suggested Urlich has met an alarming end at the hands of a violent offender.

A rubbish truck rolled at the intersection State Highway 1 and State Highway 15.

Family have given up hope seven months since a Kaitaia woman disappeared without a trace.

Dog owner urges caution after bull terrier rips off his finger at Onerahi Domain.

Woman, 46, to appear in court today on murder charge after fatal stabbing at Moerewa.

A clean up and commemorative planting day was held at Fishbone Park in Ōtangarei.

Richard Bristow, 57, has been named as the man killed in a stabbing incident in Moerewa.

Latest property report from REINZ shows median price up but sales down in Northland.

One student urinates in front of the class, but teacher unable to intervene.

Māori women were nearly 80% more likely to die from breast cancer than Pākehā women

Police at scene of homicide in Moerewa in Far North.

Five stabbings in three separate incidents reported overnight, two of them fatal.

Company director jailed for stealing from business.

Fonterra announce final milk payout price for last season

Eleven dairy cows were electrocuted when lines fell at a Dargaville farm.

Before Māori had written word, carvings told stories.

Whangaroa residents asked to choose between two options for health trust's future.

The robbers were armed with a long-barrelled rifle and what appeared to be a machete.

Manager hit after complaining about 17-year-old doing skids outside Doubtless Bay resort.

Buck Shelford talks te reo, rugby and Goodhue ahead of Whangārei event

SH1 identified as one of 10 hotspots to come under tougher police scrutiny.

Oak was brought from England as an acorn in 1824 and was admired by Charles Darwin.

"Te Hononga" project aims to encourage Kawakawa visitors to stay longer and spend more.

Pink signs artwork and a Northland man creates cake for Pink.

Police had to negotiate with an armed offender at a Northland property.