Two more men jailed for largest ever haul of methamphetamine in NZ
Two more men jailed for largest ever haul of methamphetamine onto Ninety Mile Beach.
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Homicide investigation after death of homeless man
Police investigate death of homeless man.
Lengthy jail terms for key figures of NZ's biggest P bust
Two figures in New Zealand's biggest importation of P will spend 22 and 25 years in jail.
Attack was spearfisherman's second encounter with a shark that day
The mako attack wasn't the Kerikeri man's first encounter with a shark that day.
95-year-old devastated after 'best friend' put down following attack by 6 dogs
Jim Morgan's dog was attacked by six dogs while the pair were walking in Kaikohe.
Hit-and-run killer sentence outcry tops 100,000
Mother of 15-year-old Nathan Kraatskow wants a tougher sentence.
95-year-old Northland man's pet has to be put down after attack by six dogs
Jim Morgan, an ex-serviceman, is virtually blind and Sandy was his companion.
Seconds from disaster: Auckland fisherman's daring escape during shark attack
Watch: 'I felt a squeeze on my knee. I look down and his jaws were around my knee.'
95-year-old Northland man has to have pet's leg amputated after attack by six dogs
95-year-old Northland man has to have pet's leg amputated after attack by six dogs
Spearfisher frees himself from jaws of 2m mako shark
The attack hasn't made the Kerikeri man more wary of being in the water.
Spearfisher survives shark attack with fish intact
The Kerikeri man was spearfishing when the shark "came out of nowhere".
Christmas weather set to be a cracker - but only for some
Christmas Day sun for the centre, rain or showers in the north and south
Givealittle page to help Whangārei schoolgirl get donated rugby gear to Africa
Getting the gear donated was no problem, but sending it to Africa will cost $1800.
Student 1st and 2nd in predator trap design competition
Judges wowed by "impressive thinking, technological innovation and humane kill aspects".
Spectacular thunderstorm: 27,000 lightning strikes hit North Island
Rain totalling 50mm fell in an Auckland suburb in two hours, and others are without power.
Spur-of-the-moment decision led to fatal shooting of John Harris
Nicky Dodd was sentenced to four years, four months for manslaughter.
Thieves steal wigs for cancer patients
The wigs are for people who have lost their hair because of medical conditions.
Far North residents issue road warning
Residents of Masters Access Rd say it is dangerous and the council knows that.
Gang taxing led to shotgun blast killing John Boy Harris
Dispute over perceived gang debt escalated to death of Tribesmen member 'John Boy' Harris.
Comment: Disillusioned Ngapuhi angry with the Crown
Comment: Iwi will reject Crown's offer to set mandate, so back to square one.
Turtles washing up in Far North
Two endangered green turtles found on Far North beaches in the past week.
Fires destroy house bus, damage home in Far North
House fire caused by spontaneous combustion of furniture-oil-soaked rag on deck.
Child with meningococcal disease admitted to Palmerston North Hospital
Health authorities following up on others who might have been in contact with patient.
Whangārei vigil for Grace Millane and all victims of violence
Whangārei vigil for Grace Millane and all victims of violence
Gran brings Christmas to marae
Moerewa grandmother wanted her mokopuna to experience joy of Christmas in their own town.
Candlelight vigil for Grace Millane and other violence victims to be held in Whangārei tonight
The vigil will be held at the Canopy Bridge at 8pm.
Arthritis attacks every part of dad - how he fought back
David Gavin's arthritis got so bad, he couldn't butter his own bread or peel potatoes.
Truck on fire in Northland stops SH1 traffic
Traffic stopped in both directions shortly before Brynderwyn.
Former race relations commissioner Hiwi Tauroa passes away aged 91
Hiwi Tauroa leaves his wife, 6 children, 16 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
1500 without broadband after digger cuts fibre cable in Whangārei
The digger was working on roadworks when it cut the fibre optic cable.
Meningococcal outbreak: At the frontline of a mass vaccination
First it rained and then the sun blazed as many hundreds waited for the MenW vaccination
Rail lines checked for use beyond Marsden Point
Trainspotters are waiting to see the condition of the Auckland to Northland railway line.