Battle of Kororāreka remembered with dawn ceremony
Formative battle marked start of 1845-46 Northern War and helped shape Northland history.
Formative battle marked start of 1845-46 Northern War and helped shape Northland history.
Northland woman engaged and married at historic hotel owned by great great grandparents
High house prices, Airbnb and lack of nighttime transport creating severe staff shortage.
A weekly wrap of news from the Bay of Islands and surrounds.
A weekly roundup of what's happening in the Bay of Islands and surrounds.
Chairwoman Deb Rewiri tells residents to give Kororāeka a chance.
The 3-year-old macaw has been missing since Tuesday.
Find out what has been going on in the Bay of Islands and its surrounds.
The latest news from the Bay of Islands and surrounds with Sandy Myhre.
Lord John Russell, its current namesake, was a British politician who never visited NZ.
Skipper said Tuydor’s monumental effort was the greatest he’d seen in the angler's chair.
Bay of Islands to stand in for Hawaii in new series starring, and co-written by, Momoa.
Brothers use dinghy to get to shore after their boat catches fire in the Bay of Islands.
Brian Angliss will oppose the mandatory destruction of his dog.
Four boats came to grief in Bay of Islands with one saved, another sunk and two on rocks.
Police hope public can help solve case of peckish crims who used a shower and lost a gun.
Teen burgles service station then sells loot just down the road.
Joe Howell's speech about working together to end racism earned him a top podium finish
Accusers allege uncle apologised but continued sexually abusing other young relatives
A wrap-up of events and news snippets from around the Bay of Islands and the Mid North
Shane Jones hits out at 'dorks', 'scribblers' and Kerikeri's 'insidious criminality'.
CCTV paid for by seized criminal assets used to nab suspect in attack on town custodian.
A falling tree damaged a house in Kauri, no one was injured.
December 21 marks the 150th anniversary of Jean-Baptiste Pompallier's death.
For decades te ao Māori (the Māori world) was almost invisible in Russell. Not any more.
Hapū, police want to hear from anyone who recognises distinctive paint, tagging.
Flagpole has been fenced off for safety until permanent repairs can be carried out.
Painted pare brightens Kaitaia alleyway, completing first third of revitalisation project.
Dairy owner removes tobacco and vape products off site during non-trading hours.
Northland's hospitality businesses face worsening staff shortage over busy summer period