
News in brief from Northland - Pet drop-in centres, Awanui crash and police issue scam warning
News snippets from Northland.
News snippets from Northland.
The Hui's D'Angelo Martin was once told he'd never go far with te reo Māori.
Whangārei Mayor Vince Cocurullo urges people to focus on health and wellbeing
Opponents of the size and scale of the Whangārei social housing plans step up lobbying.
A year after her father's death, Nataria Moore still doesn't know what happened.
Judge: 'There was a real possibility you could have been shot by police.'
All party candidates except for two were present on the night
A marine expert says the green turtle is an uncommon sight in Northland.
Taking a closer look into the increasingly popular sport
Miller and his mum made the five-hour trip down together.
The homeowner tried to take her life from the emotional stress caused by the poor work.
Kāinga Ora has applied for resource consent despite concerns from residents.
More open days are planned for the park which has been closed since March.
A driving instructor feels most Northlanders are out of touch with the road rules.
Police have said it was 'incredibly lucky' no one was hurt in the chase.
Locals think the nomination is more than justified.
"More people are in the position where they can’t afford a basic plot at the cemetery."
Lessons are the "best day of the week" for attendees and whānau.
Discussions about what Kaitāia Airport's lease will look like are underway.
The trials yielded promising results in its first year.
The poisoning came to light when a man was seen in the reserve drilling holes in trees.
Solution 'in coming years', but for now drivers urged to remain vigilant.
Relatively hot June and July offset by below-average August temperatures.
As temperatures rise during the first week of spring, the rain will continue to fall.
The rediscovered dams still function, and many of the original features are visible.
People are being warned about potentially longer waits for some services.
Hospitalised for four months in Panama, Marcel Syron finally returns to Aotearoa.
Owners Kane and Gail Matthews have spent 20 years refining the growing process.
The park’s public toilets and other signage were spraypainted.
The man claims his affair with his niece was consensual.